10th Week 13

Heterogeneous

• Adj; Diverse Sentence: The solution was composed of a heterogeneous mixture of acids.

• N; A vast number of people Sentence: The small village was attacked by a horde of invading barbarians from the North.

• V; To force Sentence: The huge engine will impel the rocket towards its destination on Mars.

• Adj; Disbelieving Sentence: Martha looked up with an incredulous stare when I told her she has inherited three million dollars.

Horde 

• V; To write or engrave Sentence: I asked the jeweler to inscribe my name on the watch my parents gave me for graduation.

• N; A vast number of people Sentence: The small village was attacked by a horde of invading barbarians from the North.

• V; To force Sentence: The huge engine will impel the rocket towards its destination on Mars.

• Adj; Disbelieving Sentence: Martha looked up with an incredulous stare when I told her she has inherited three million dollars.

Impel 

• V; To write or engrave Sentence: I asked the jeweler to inscribe my name on the watch my parents gave me for graduation.

• N; A speech by one actor Sentence: His monologue on the benefits of daily exercise put me to sleep; I had heard his ideas once before. 

• V; To force Sentence: The huge engine will impel the rocket towards its destination on Mars.

• Adj; Disbelieving Sentence: Martha looked up with an incredulous stare when I told her she has inherited three million dollars.

Incredulous 

• V; To write or engrave Sentence: I asked the jeweler to inscribe my name on the watch my parents gave me for graduation.

• N; A speech by one actor Sentence: His monologue on the benefits of daily exercise put me to sleep; I had heard his ideas once before. 

• N; Predicting an outcome or a problem Sentence: The doctor refused to offer a prognosis of my chances for recovery; he simply didn’t know enough about my condition yet. 

• Adj; Disbelieving Sentence: Martha looked up with an incredulous stare when I told her she has inherited three million dollars.

Rasping

• Adj; With a harsh sound Sentence: Her rasping voice was so irritating we could barely tolerate her speech.

• Adj; disagreeable Sentence: Their repugnant lack of cleanliness caused an intolerable stench.

• To get rid of something in a decisive way Sentence: The crew decided to scuttle the ship so that the enemy could not use it.

• Adj; Diverse Sentence: The solution was composed of a heterogeneous mixture of acids.

Repugnant 

• N; A vast number of people Sentence: The small village was attacked by a horde of invading barbarians from the North.

• Adj; disagreeable Sentence: Their repugnant lack of cleanliness caused an intolerable stench.

• To get rid of something in a decisive way Sentence: The crew decided to scuttle the ship so that the enemy could not use it.

• Adj; Diverse Sentence: The solution was composed of a heterogeneous mixture of acids.

Scuttle 

• N; A vast number of people Sentence: The small village was attacked by a horde of invading barbarians from the North.

• V; To force Sentence: The huge engine will impel the rocket towards its destination on Mars.

• To get rid of something in a decisive way Sentence: The crew decided to scuttle the ship so that the enemy could not use it.

• Adj; Diverse Sentence: The solution was composed of a heterogeneous mixture of acids.

Inscribe 

• N; A speech by one actor Sentence: His monologue on the benefits of daily exercise put me to sleep; I had heard his ideas once before. 

• N; Predicting an outcome or a problem Sentence: The doctor refused to offer a prognosis of my chances for recovery; he simply didn’t know enough about my condition yet. 

• Adj; With a harsh sound Sentence: Her rasping voice was so irritating we could barely tolerate her speech.

• V; To write or engrave Sentence: I asked the jeweler to inscribe my name on the watch my parents gave me for graduation.

Monologue

• N; A speech by one actor Sentence: His monologue on the benefits of daily exercise put me to sleep; I had heard his ideas once before. 

• N; Predicting an outcome or a problem Sentence: The doctor refused to offer a prognosis of my chances for recovery; he simply didn’t know enough about my condition yet. 

• Adj; With a harsh sound Sentence: Her rasping voice was so irritating we could barely tolerate her speech.

• Adj; disagreeable Sentence: Their repugnant lack of cleanliness caused an intolerable stench.

Prognosis 

• N; Predicting an outcome or a problem Sentence: The doctor refused to offer a prognosis of my chances for recovery; he simply didn’t know enough about my condition yet. 

• Adj; With a harsh sound Sentence: Her rasping voice was so irritating we could barely tolerate her speech.

• Adj; disagreeable Sentence: Their repugnant lack of cleanliness caused an intolerable stench.

• To get rid of something in a decisive way Sentence: The crew decided to scuttle the ship so that the enemy could not use it.