Need *URGENT* help writing sentences using these vocab words!!! PLEASE HELP ME!!!?

Question

I have to write sentences with these vocab words but I'm not so good at it. Help me, please?

1.) Absolve: set free from an obligation or from consequences of actions
2.) Vindicate: to provide defense for
3.) Abhorrent: causing repugnance; detestable; loathsome
4.) Appalling: Causing consternation or dismay; frightful
5.) Dispicable: deserving to be despised; contemptible
6.) Foreboding: an uneasy feeling about the future
7.) Lethargic: listless, lacking energy
8.) Diatribe: tirade, a long abusive speech

Answer 1

1.) Absolve:
God will absolve you from your sins.

2.) Vindicate:
The DNA evidence can either vindicate or convict a criminal.

3.) Abhorrent:
Reading "War and Peace" was abhorrent to the Freshman class.

4.) Appalling:
The public's reaction the Rodney King beating was appalling.

5.) Dispicable:
Daffy Duck told Bugs Bunny that he was dispicable.

6.) Foreboding:
After looking at the weather forecast, I had a foreboding sense that we would get more snow than they predicted.

7.) Lethargic:
He was lathargic until his temperature broke overnight.

8.) Diatribe:
Senator Hillary Rodham-Clinton gave a long diatribe about how she would run for President in 2008.

Answer 2

How about these!!!


1. Mr. Jones called me to his office but after I explained to him what happened I was absolved immediately.

2. There was a rumor spreading about the party. After the truth was told we all felt vindicated.

3. Jeremy and Kyle likes to cause trouble. However, our new principal, Mr. Jones does not allow such abhorrent behavior in our school.

4. The movie, Blair Witch was scary. There were many appalling scenes that made me scream.

5. I do not like yogurt. I think it taste dispicable.

6. I plan to go to college but the thought of actually leaving my parents home is foreboding.

7. After I ran 5 miles today, I soon began to feel lethargic.

8. My father was angry about my grades. After dinner he made diatribe that made me feel bad.

Hope these make sense.

Best wishes

Kerani

Answer 3

After having a lethargic attitude toward appaling act of eating the abhorrent unclean animals. I did seek to absolve myself of the foreboding sense that to vindicate that dispicable act was useless after conviction of the diatribe of the prophet of God.

Answer 4

He wanted to absolve her of all her debt.
We knew he would vindicate himself in the matter.
The act he committed was abhorrent to everyone.
The way she looked was appalling.
Fred has a despicable room.
The foreboding we felt when entering the room prepared us for what we saw.
The dog has become lethargic since gaining weight.
My mother delivered quite a diatribe as to why I should not stay out late.

Answer 5

The priest absolved me of my sins.

My actions were vindicated.

I find it abhorrent that you asked me to cheat on my exam.

Your attitude is appalling.

It is despicable that you spat in her face.

I have a sense of foreboding about my exams.

I am lethargic because I ate too much.

The teacher's diatribe about playground violence was tedious.

Answer 6

Could you possibly vindicate yourself and explain the appalling reasoning behind the lethargic way you do your homework?

Answer 7

5. The question I posted on YA was considered DISPICABLE to those who thought I should do my own homework.
LOL

Answer 8

I wanted to absolve my duties of writing my own homework, so I logged onto Yahoo answers for some idiot to assit me.

Answer 9

I won't do your homework for you. If you think about it, you'll come up with some sentences. Good luck!

I think number 5 is spelled wrong...it should be despicable.

Answer 10

omg. do your own homework. this is so easy.

if you go to dictionary.com, they should give you an example sentence for each word.


how are you going to learn the assignment if you dont do your own homework

YOU ARE DISPICABLE AND I AM APPALED.