Vocab Sentences

1. The man who worked his whole life for civil rights eventually got the accolade of the Nobel Peace Prize.
2. The lemon was quite acerbity.
3. The battle had lead to quite an attrition of troops, forcing the general to surrender the few remnants of his army.
4. While seeming like quite the bromide, the office accountant Tim was actually quite wild once you got to know him.
5. The chauvinist father draped his baby in the American flag and promised to himself that someday his son would protect America from terrorism.
6. The chronic itching had only worsened the man's rash.
7. The government didn't expound their budget until it was too late and they were in a financial emergency.
8. The factionalism of the Greek city-states helped birth democracy.
9. We all wish for an immaculate role model to look up too, however, to be human is to error.
10. The young curmudgeon's imprecation shocked their parents, who soon washed his mouth out with soap.
11. The impending car was ineluctable, and poor Fluffles was no more.
12. The mercurial nature of the man made him a natural born leader due to his charisma.
13. The ice could only palliate the pain of braces, not eliminate it.
14. When the kindergartener broke the sharing protocol he was swiftly punished with a time out.
15. Five resplendent ringssssssss.
16. The Holocaust stigmatized the Nazi party.
17. The suspect asked to be interviewed sub rosa, for his own safety.
18. The vainglory Beowulf ended up being his downfall.
19. The dinosaurs vestige is their fossils.
20. The act of choosing who to vote for is a volition.