What are the definitions to these spelling words? Also write sentences for each word.

English

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Art [367]3 years ago

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1) Noble: Belonging to a high or social status.
Sentence: The king was of a noble rank.

2) Apprehension: The fear or nervousness of something bad happening
Sentence: The test on Friday made Nicolaus feel apprehensive

3) Majority: The biggest or largest number
Sentence: The majority of the class understood what the teacher was trying to convey.

4) Pathetic: causing pity through sadness or vulnerability
Sentence: The woman looked pathetic after her sister had passed.
(Although, this word usually has a negative connotation)

5) Cringe: to cower or shrink in fear.
Sentence: The man cringed when the tree fell over towards him.

6) Annual: happening or occurring every year.
Sentence: The Christmas holiday is annual.

7) Impression: an opinion or view formed about someone.
Sentence: My overall impression of the man's personality was quite positive.

8) There isn't such a word in English (the word Lubot could be a name or something)

9) Audiology: a branch of science that mainly focuses on hearing.
Sentence: The science enthusiast planned to major in Audiology, due to her interest in the human ear.

10) Jutting: to protrude or extend out.
Sentence: the brick jutted out from the side of the house.

11) Bionic: having artificial or electric body parts (not made of flesh).
Sentence: Half of the woman's body seemed to be made of metal, she was almost bionic.

12) Taciturn: A person who doesn't say much or is reserved in speech.
Sentence: The ogre was so reclusive and taciturn, he must have been extremely shy.

13) Trembling: shaking in nervousness or anxiety.
Sentence: The little girl trembled in fear of the bear.

14) Flaky: breaking or separating into small pieces
Sentence: The tree is flaky, the small pieces falling to the ground as I lightly touched the bark.

15) Ovation: celebration and appreciation shown from an audience.
Sentence: The comedian received a standing ovation from the crowd after his show.

16) Flubbed: to do or preform something poorly.
Sentence: He flubbed his performance and the audience threw tomatoes at the stage.

17) Infinite: lasting or continuing forever.
Sentence: the amount of patience that she had was infinite.

18) Faculty: The departments or divisions of a school.
Sentence: the faculty was filled with many teachers until the summer was approaching.

19) Shakespeare: a famous poet and playwright
Sentence: Shakespeare was the man who wrote the play Romeo and Juliet.

20) Hamlet: Shakespeare's play about a Danish prince and a hero. Or a small village.
Sentence. Shakespeare's play, Hamlet, is set in the Middle Ages.

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