20 Vocab Words
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The document contains 20 vocabulary words with short contextual sentences. It includes words like churlish, sanguine, melancholy, nemesis, irascible, mendicant, angst, pariah, banal, erudite, gregarious, converged, convivial, apathy, chagrin, pugnacious, feral, virago, loquacious, and gauche. The sentences provide basic examples of how each word could be used in context.
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- 2. The child was churlish at a young age. Son of a &$%#!!!!!
- 3. The girl is sanguine even when there's nothing to be happy about.
- 4. The boy is melancholy because he is lonely.
- 5. The United States’ nemesis was Hitler.
- 6. The irascible baby got mad when her mom took away her bottle.
- 7. The mendicant in San Francisco is always asking for money.
- 8. The monkey has angst whenever he sees people.
- 9. The pariah had no friends at school.
- 10. Some ads are so banal they are not even clever anymore. Got Milk.
- 11. The erudite boy got an A on everything.
- 12. Seals are very gregarious animals.
- 13. The cars converged at an intersection and crashed.
- 14. The convivial only eats the biggest burgers.
- 15. The boy had apathy for his classes. So he always failed.
- 16. The chagrin boy gets embarrassed every time he’s with his mom in public.
- 17. The pugnacious kids fought about everything.
- 18. The feral cat had to drink from a pool.
- 19. The virago told the man to get the mail but he took too long.
- 20. The boy didn’t like talking to his loquacious friend on the phone.
- 21. The gauchesmurf tripped on a banana.