Help with making sentences w/ vocab?

Question

Please help me make sentences at least 9 words long each with these words. Also use the part of speech provided.

odious adj.
succinctly n.
temperament n.
atrocity n.
domesticated adj.
succumbed v.
somberly adv.
knowledgeable adj.
rationalize v.
dignify v.
substantial adj.

And to all you people that tell me to look up the definitions and do my own homework, I did look up definitions, and I tried to make sentences. This is a small part of a big list, and these are the words I need help making a sentence. Thanks for helping. If you can't get all the sentences, a few or just 1 would be helpful. I will pick the person w/ the most sentences and best sentences for best answer.

Succinctly is a adv. not n. and please try to make 1 sentence for each word. Thanks.

Answer 1

1)odious adj.

Most people in the United States hate bullfighting and consider it to be an ODIOUS blood sport.

2)succinctly n.

Sometimes dialects can say things more SUCCINCTLY than standard English as in the Southern "Are you fixin' to leave?" for "Are you getting ready to leave?"

3) temperament n.

The Romans were not very good philosophers like the Greeks because they didn't have the TEMPERMENT for it.

4) atrocity n.

After the Arabs conquered North Africa they inflicted a terrible ATROCITY on one of the Berber leaders by hanging him to a tree upside down and skinning him alive.

5) domesticated adj.

Goats are DOMESTICATED animals which were first tamed in Asia about 9,000 years ago.

succumbed v.

6) Many of the first European explorers in Africa were killed in native attacks or SUCCUMBED to tropical diseases.

7) somberly adv.

After the Versailles Peace Treaty was signed in 1919, one Allied general SOMBERLY predicted that the Germans would go to war again someday.

8) knowledgeable adj.

Someone who is smart in math might still not be very KNOWLEDGEABLE about other subjects like science, history or geography.

9) rationalize v.

Psychologists who don't believe in corporal punishment think that the proverb "spare the rod and spoil the child" is an attempt to RATIONALIZE cruelty.

10) dignify v.

After Hugo Chavez said that George Bush was the devil, Condoleeza Rice told the press that "We're not going to DIGNIFY that comment with an answer."

11) substantial adj.

A SUBSTANTIAL portion of the American population still supports school prayer even though it was banned in 1963.

Answer 2

The villian was shameless and the crime committed was odious.

I tried to express my disdain for his attitude as succinctly as possible.

The little dog was smelly and drooled profusely, but his temperament was agreeable.

Did you know that cats are the only animals known to have domesticated themselves?

I will not dignify that comment with a response.

He was bound to have substantial hearing loss after losing his eardrum.

The vicar continued to rationalize his behaviour even after he was so thoroughly shunned.

The knowledgeable old man was particularly fond of correcting her literary references.

I can't believe I succumbed to your request, but here I am completing vocabulary sentences in the middle of the night.


The graduates roamed the campus somberly, knowing they'd soon be subject to 'the real world.'

Answer 3

Doing your own homework appears to be an ODIOUS chore for you. Your TEMPERAMENT is that of a lazy slug. I consider your lack of desire to learn an ATROCITY. You have SUCCUMBED to your own lack of character. You will never be KNOWLEDGEABLE enough to qualify for more than a minimum wage job if you keep this up. Sure, you can RATIONALIZE that it's a long assignment, but if you are not willing to make a SUBSTANTIAL effort in educating yourself, why should I help. I will SOMBERLY advise you that your future is that of a DOMESTICATED animal - the slaughterhouse. I have put this as SUCCINTLY as I can!

I should never have DIGNIFIED your question by providing an answer!

Answer 4

The animals were being odious today.
The new principal has a well-balanced temperament.

Use http://www.m-w.com, it gives examples that you can put into sentences