Vocabulary sentences (:

1.Theme- The theme of the book that we read was compassion and forgiveness.
2.Tone- The tone of the author was aggressive by the the was he used the boys speech towards his bully.
3. Mood-The setting mood of the story was ominous and dark.
4. Diction- The diction of the story was very basic and plain.
5. Syntax- The author used very complicated syntax in his writing.
6. Stupid- The man was stupid enough to put is wallet on the side and then get it stolen.
7. Adumbrate- He adumbrated the need room to make his car shop.
8. Apotheosis- The apotheosis if the story was the hardest to understand.
9. Ascetic- He was so ascetic that he wasted lots of time.
10. Bauble- The bauble on his shirt was a small pin.
11. Beguile- When the very attractive lady passed by him he was beguiled by her beauty.
12. Burgeon- The cost of flour went down while the oil burgeoned to the top.
13.Compliment- I complimented her way of style by telling her how pretty she looked.
14. Contumacious- The contumacious dog was forced to be in a cage for barking at guests.
15. Curmudgeon- The class dislikes the teacher, because he is so curmudgeon when it comes to class time.
16. Didactic- The didactic book was for the bike I got for Christmas.
    

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