The document contains 20 vocabulary sentences with words like: choleric, ennui, paucity, slake, audacity, martyr, culpable, dirge, eminent, meticulous, emulate, affront, alacrity, antipathy, adulterate, amenity, and languid. The sentences provide examples of using these vocabulary words in different contexts.

1. 20 vocabulary sentences Jonathan Huynh, period 6 Mr. Gibbs

2. The prate conversation between the two guys showed how boring and idle they could chat.

3. The choleric classmate was easily picked on due to his easiness to get irritated; his temper is almost uncontrollable.

4. His ennui was clearly shown; he was bored from listening to the teacher giving directions for 30 minutes straight.

5. The paucity in the army was a weakness when sent to the battlefront; few soldiers were there to hold off the enemies.

6. I will slake myself by eating all the junk food I could find in the refrigerator to satisfy my sweet tooth.

7. Her audacity tempted her to jump off the school building, for her recklessness can drive her to do many daring things.

8. The martyr had no religious faith, and chose to die in secret, so that there will not be any event for his death.

9. The culpable man deserved blame immediately for robbing a store because of evidence caught on camera.

10. At a music presentation, someone annoyed us with a dirge; we all thought she should try out for singing in the cemetery for grief of the dead instead of coming to school and thinking it is talent.

11. The eminent leader was arrogant and exercised his authority with the army he lead, due to him knowing that he is superior in power compared to the common commanders.

12. The meticulous teacher was very careful with everything and was very clean, especially in her class.

13. He will emulate by trying to excel and study ahead compared to his classmate in math class.

14. Her affront stunned us; we did not expect her to actually try to offend and go against us.

15. The alacrity of the soldier was publicly shown when he always agreed to the order given to him, whether he liked it or not.

16. His antipathy towards his neighbor resulted to him moving away; he disliked the neighbor a lot.

17. He is planning to adulterate the soup by putting leaves in it to cheapen the soup.

18. The teacher’s amenity was appreciated by the students; her politeness towards them won their favor.

19. The brusque party was boring, because it lasted only from 4 pm to 5 pm.

20. The languid runner gave up ¾ of the way to the finish line; he was out of energy.