i need to know if these words fit the sentences correctly, like do they make sense. The words that i put in them from a vocab list are capitalized. This: * means a new sentence.
*At the risk of being boring, let me REITERATE my warning against careless driving.
*In Shakespeares famous tragedy Othello, lago comes to Otherllo in the BEREFT of a friend but proves to be a deadly enemy.
*Why would someone who is usually so neat and tidy appear in public in such an UNKEMPT state.
*Americas earliest settlers faced the hardships of life on the frontier with FORTITUDE and faith.
*Perhaps i would be bored with the OPULENT lifestyle of a millionaire, but im willing to try it.
*Having learned to respect the power in his opponents fists, the boxer circled WARILY around the center of the ring.
*The twigs that were to be woven into the basket were soaked in water to make them more PLIABLE.
*How can you tell whether the chopped-meat patty you ate for lunch had been ADULTERATE with artificial coloring and other foreign substances.
*We learned that beneath his GUISE exterior there was a sensitive, highly subtle and perceptive mind.
*The company commander called his troops together and asked for more volunteers to AUGMENT the strength of the raiding party.
*Since i need the speakers exact words for my report, i have asked the stenographer to take down the speech VERBATIM.
*His unchanging facial features and controlled voice as he received the news gave no INTIMATION of his true feelings.
*What a tragedy that in the twilight of her life the unfortunate woman should be INSIDIOUS of all her loved ones!
*Why should i be the object of all those TENTATIVE just because im wearing baby blue Bermuda shorts on campus?
*Many ballplayers can bat from either side of the plate, but they cannot throw well with each hand unless they are AMBIDEXTROUS.
*To this day, historians are still debating whether or not Aaron Burr was guilty of a deploy plot to break up the United States.
*The STOLID expressions on the jurors faces as they grimly filed back into the courtroom did not bode well for the defendant.
*As the magicians beautiful blond assistant seemed to vanish into thin air, the entire audience gape in amazement.
These are not used correctly:
BEREFT
GUISE
INSIDIOUS
TENTATIVE
DEPLOY
Is the last one supposed to be GAPED?
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Now I can see what I got wrong.
Plus now I have time for other homework!
To determine whether the words fit the sentences correctly and make sense, you can analyze the meaning of each word in the context of the sentence. Here is a breakdown of each sentence:
1. "At the risk of being boring, let me REITERATE my warning against careless driving."
- "Reiterate" means to repeat something for clarity or emphasis. In this sentence, it fits well as it means the speaker is repeating their warning against careless driving.
2. "In Shakespeare's famous tragedy Othello, Iago comes to Othello in the BEREFT of a friend but proves to be a deadly enemy."
- "Bereft" means deprived or lacking something. In this sentence, it makes sense as it shows that Iago comes to Othello without a friend.
3. "Why would someone who is usually so neat and tidy appear in public in such an UNKEMPT state."
- "Unkempt" means messy or untidy. In this sentence, it fits well as it describes someone who is usually neat and tidy appearing in a messy state.
4. "America's earliest settlers faced the hardships of life on the frontier with FORTITUDE and faith."
- "Fortitude" means courage or strength in the face of adversity. In this sentence, it fits well as it describes how the settlers faced hardships with courage and faith.
5. "Perhaps I would be bored with the OPULENT lifestyle of a millionaire, but I'm willing to try it."
- "Opulent" means wealthy or luxurious. In this sentence, it fits well as it describes the luxurious lifestyle of a millionaire.
6. "Having learned to respect the power in his opponents' fists, the boxer circled WARILY around the center of the ring."
- "Warily" means cautiously or with caution. In this sentence, it fits well as it describes how the boxer circled around the ring cautiously.
7. "The twigs that were to be woven into the basket were soaked in water to make them more PLIABLE."
- "Pliable" means flexible or easily shaped. In this sentence, it fits well as it describes how the twigs were made more flexible by soaking them in water.
8. "How can you tell whether the chopped-meat patty you ate for lunch had been ADULTERATED with artificial coloring and other foreign substances?"
- "Adulterated" means contaminated or mixed with impurities. In this sentence, it fits well as it asks how to determine if the food has been contaminated.
9. "We learned that beneath his GUISED exterior, there was a sensitive, highly subtle and perceptive mind."
- "Guised" means disguised or concealed. In this sentence, it fits well as it suggests that someone's exterior appearance is not reflective of their true nature.
10. "The company commander called his troops together and asked for more volunteers to AUGMENT the strength of the raiding party."
- "Augment" means to increase or enhance. In this sentence, it fits well as it describes the request to increase the strength of the raiding party by getting more volunteers.
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