I need help on making sentences for seven words!(7th grade)?

Question

Here are the words

contemptuous
contemplate
agility
inconsequential
vagrant
disquieting
burnished

Don't give me the definition like "Contemplate means to be scornful." THANKIES to all the people who answered!

Answer 1

Having just been asked for a peanut butter and jelly sandwich, the gourmet chef gave the customer a contemptuous look .

The student needed a moment to contemplate her answer.

With great agility the gymnast completed her performance.

After totally missing the concert, Jane found her friends sympathy inconsequential.

The vagrant desperately searched for shelter from the cold.

The sudden absence of sound was strangely disquieting.

The burnished medal was precious to him.

Answer 2

The photograph found in an old box in the attic was very old, yet it was still much burnished.

When watching a scary movie alone at night, the slightest noises outside the house can be a bit disquieting.

The vagrant lived a sad life on the cold lonely streets of the city.

She thought her words would be inconsequential but they turned out to be very significant in his life.

The agility of a cat is a trait on might wish to possess if they want to become a super hero.

When creating these sentences on must contemplate whether they make sense or not.

If I do something I know my parents will not approve of they often give me a look that is contemptuous.


hope these help, they are just ideas probably not the best but still hope they help!

Answer 3

If you contemplate this assignment too long, and you submit it too late, it might be inconsequential to your grade. This could have a very disquieting effect on your life. Your teacher might feel contemptuous. If your teacher decides that the strap is an appropriate punishment, use your natural agility to run away. However, if you do not learn new words and finish school, you could end up a vagrant with one posession - a burnished pot.

Now how difficutl was that? Get a dictionary and do it yourself. It is loads of fun!

Answer 4

Contemplate doesn't mean what you put and his sentence for agility is wrong...........

My Mom always said a person could best learn words by looking them up and then using them in a sentence.

Here is where you can look the words up:
http://www.dictionary.com

You need to learn these types of things or you will never get into college.

Answer 5

I am going to contemplate the differences between cats and dogs.

The prisoner's contemptuous attitude did nothing to help his case.

My vagrant uncle never could settle in one place.

The lion's non-committal gaze at me was a little too disquieting.

The gazelle owes its life in avoiding the hyena charge to its agility.

It is inconsequential whether the girls were late arriving home from school or not.

The old brass plate was burnished until it looked like gold.

Answer 6

She was feeling quite "contemptous" towards her sister at the moment.
He told her he would have to "contemplate" the idea over a period of time.
The "agility" of the cat is quite well known.
It was "inconsequential" to the questions she asked.
They thought that the man had been a "vagrant"
The war in Iraq is" disquieting" to say the least.
I had "burnished" the spoon to make it shine. Hope this helps you!!

Answer 7

I feel contemptous when I contemplate the inconsequential and disquieting nature of the vagrant whose agility at the mine, made burnished bronze a necessity.

(sorry...couldn't help myself...I've always been good with words...try it and see what your teacher says, but also do the 7 sentences...)

Answer 8

I think you left your homework to the last moment. It's never a good idea to do so.

But I'll give you one. Your Definition for Contemplate is wrong. You gave the answer for Contemptuous.


But I will make you work for the one sentence. You will have to translate it.

Je me suis senti un peu comme un vagabond quand ma voiture était en panne dans la ville peu familière.

Answer 9

With swift agility, Rabeea left her homework to the very last minute.