I need sentences to the following sentences (with good context clues and grammer)?

Question

allay
bestial
convival
coterie
counterpart

THANK YOU (any of your help is good enough)
demur
effrontery
embellish
ephemeral
felicitous
furtive
garish
illusory
indigent
inordinate
jettison
misanthrope
pertinacioius
picayune
raiment

sorry I spelled grammar wrong and I wrote sentences and sentences. I just want good sentences for the following words. And no I am not a good for nothing who does not do her homework. I just had 100 words to put into sentences and I just need these 20 to finish the assignment. Although it does not help I totally am brain dead to do this assignment any further. (the A.P. teacher gives a bolt-load of work)

thanks and no you don't have to help me.

Answer 1

1. allay
"He allayed her fears about the war"
2. bestial
"Susan believed one could form a bestial appearance after death"
3. convival
"Because we were to be having a celebration, we took out our convival dishes."
4. Coterie
"We formed a coterie called the Brotherhood"
5. counterpart
"Our president is the counterpart of your prime minister"
6. demur
"They wanted to make him the treasurer, but he demurred"
7. effrontery
"She had the effrontery to ask for two free samples"
8. embellish
"The soldier embellished the story of his escape"
9. ephemeral
"There remain some truths too ephemeral to be captured in the cold pages of a court transcript"
10. felicitious
"The chairman's felicitous anecdote set everyone at ease"
11. furtive
"She gave them a furtive look"
12. garish
"Dorothy has extremly garish makeup on today"
13. illusory
"An illusory plea bargain leading to a longer sentence than expected"
14. indigent
"The indigent defendant was provided with counsel"
15. inordinate
"He drank an inordinate amount of wine"
16.jettison
"When one of the engines failed, the aeroplane crew jettisoned the luggage"
17. misanthrope
"The misanthrope teacher hated kids"
18. pertinacious
"John Adams was the most vocal and pertinacious of all the critics"
19. picayune
"I didn't want to seem picayune by criticizing"
20. raiment
"The raiment of the child was very scarce"

Answer 2

(grammar)

A picayune was a Spanish coin, worth half a real. Its name derives from the French picaillon, which is itself from the Provençal picaioun, meaning "small coin". Besides being used in Spanish territories, it was also a common coin in the south of the United States, and the name has sometimes been used for the US 5-cent coin, which was once worth approximately the same as a picayune. By extension, the word can mean "trivial" or "of little value".

Answer 3

She slapped me, but all I asked for was allay.
That donkey show was very bestial.
I went on the ferris wheel at the convival.
Vinny Barbarino said, "How's it hanging Mr. coterie."
I couldn't finish the kitchen remodel with the counterpart.
The wiseman said, "I'll bring the gold you bring demur."
They make the best sandwiches at the effrontery.
The embellish on my face makes me look dirty.
The ephemeral was my favorite animal at the zoo.
She preformed felicitous on the rich businessman.
The furtive lady has many children.
That flamboyant guy is definitely garish.
When I'm sick, I like it when my tells me an illusory.
The Brazilian is indigent to his country.
They clumsly guy is inordinate.
George jettison loves his robots.
Mr. Ant misanthrope.
The flower smelled of pertinacioius.
I like picayune made in El Paso, TX, not New York City.
He plead not guilty at his a raiment.

Answer 4

I've been browsing more than 4 hours today looking for answer to the same question, but I haven't found a more interesting debate like this. it is pretty worth enough for me.

Answer 5

You really need to be doing your own homework. You can look up the definitions of each word on www.dictionary.com, and from there, come up with your own sentences. It'll take you no time at all, kid! :)

Answer 6

The painting on the wall gives me a illusory feeling.

Answer 7

She embellished her story about her first day at school and added pirahnas in the school swimming pool and a warty math teacher.

Answer 8

Dee's nuts

Answer 9

You should do your own home work, perhaps. It is spelled - grammAr.

Answer 10

This puzzles me too