aesthetic (adj) alacrity (n) anecdote (n) annotate (v) antidote (n) apathy (n) ascetic (n) or (adj) conjecture (n) or (v) deviate (v) devious (adj) discreet (adj) discrete (adj) disparage (v) eccentric (adj) enigma (n) epiphany (n) expedite (v) extricate (v) fortuitous (adj) hyperbole (n) | infer (v) imply (v) jovial (adj) kindle (v) obscure (adj) paradigm (n) paradox (n) recrimination (n) repudiate (v) reticent (adj) resilient (adj) sanguine (adj) scrutinize (v) squander (v) succinct (adj) terse (adj) unique (adj) |
You are responsible for being able to demonstrate the meanings of the words in above by writing sentences:
-- using a semicolon to separate two dependent clauses
-- beginning with a prepositional phrase
-- beginning with a dependent clause
-- beginning with a sequence of dependent clauses
-- including an interrupting modifier set off by dashes between the subject and verb
-- using a colon to introduce items in a list
-- using a colon in which the latter part amplifies or specifies the first part
-- phrased as questions
