Word bank acquit deem devastate discredit elusive generate idolize ingratitude keepsake mortal ovation petty plight repent reverie revocation scan strand strife topple
She richly deserved the audience's ____ for her brilliant performance
ovation?
Since I sincerely appreciate all my parents have done for me how can you accuse me of ___
discredit?
my remaining words are discredit generate ingratitude and plight
This one is wrong:
Since I sincerely appreciate all my parents have done for me how can you accuse me of ___
discredit?
We learned that even unfavorable reviews of a new book may help to ______ a certain amount of public and interest in it
discredit for this one?
It says it means to throw doubt upon cause to be distrusted to damage in reputation;a loss or lack of belief
No. Discredit is not the right answer for this either.
I think I gave you an idea for discredit a few posts back.
The TV program made us keenly aware of the _____ of elderly people trying to live on Social Security payments
My last sentence is
Since it is clear that his only interest is to make money for himself his plan for building a new highway has been completely ___
One of them has discredit I think and is it the first one?
The TV program made us keenly aware of the _PLIGHT_ of elderly people trying to live on Social Security payments.
Since it is clear that his only interest is to make money for himself his plan for building a new highway has been completely _DISCREDITED_.
We learned that even unfavorable reviews of a new book may help to ___ a certain amount of public interest in it
generate?
My last word is ingratitude
Since I appreciate all my parents have done for me how can you accuse me of ___
ingratitude?
Yes! Both are right. :-)
Thank you
You're welcome.
To determine the correct word for the first blank, you can start by understanding the context of the sentence. The sentence states that "she richly deserved" something from the audience. Considering the options provided in the word bank, the most suitable word would be "ovation," which means a loud and enthusiastic show of appreciation or approval.
For the second blank, the sentence implies that the speaker is being accused of something unexpected, given their sincere appreciation for their parents. Out of the remaining words in the word bank, the most appropriate choice would be "discredit," which means to harm the reputation or credibility of someone or something.
Now, let's look at the remaining words, "generate," "ingratitude," and "plight," and their meanings:
- Generate: to produce, create, or bring into existence.
- Ingratitude: a lack of gratitude or appreciation for something that has been done or given.
- Plight: a difficult or dangerous situation.
By understanding these definitions and considering the context of each word, you can determine their meanings and identify how they could be used in different sentences.
Remember, context is crucial in accurately comprehending the meaning of words, so always keep that in mind when encountering new vocabulary.