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(noun) opponent
My friend became my adversary when I found out we would be compeating against each other in the cooking competition |
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(verb) to make indifferenet or hostile; to turn away
If I'm trying to be your friend, why are you alienating me from your life. |
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(noun) a clever trick; craftiness
a magician has to have a clever artifice if they ant to get peoples attention. |
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(verb) to compele by force or intimidation
If I have told you a million times i don't want to do it why are you still trying to coerce me! |
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(adj) cowardly
a craven person would not be a very good sky diver, you probably couldn't even get them on the plane. |
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(adj) relating to cooking
Everyone congraduated me on my culinary skills when I won the cooking competition |
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(verb) to remove
If he is such a bad influence you should just delete him from your life. |
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(noun) termination, end of existence
If you think your going to eat me in the bake off get prepared to meet your demise. |
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(verb) to enliven; to make cheerful
When I walked outside into the air I was immediately exhilarated by it, I felt alive! |
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(adj) not in use; inactive
That work out machine you just had to get still stands fallow in the corner collecting dust. |
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(verb) to annoy continually
If you keep on harassing me about when i can come over i never will! |
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(adj) severe, harsh (usually used to describe weather)
To my dismay there must always be inclement weather on my birthday, oh well no outdoor parties for me. |
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(verb) to think or meditate; to comment thoughtfully upon
when writing a song, songwriters often muse over how they are feeling. |
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so small that it doesn't really matter
Oh, stop crying, that cut is negligible, its not even bleeding! |
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(verb) to save, maintain, or sustain
I had to perpetuate the last note of my song with the damper peddle and really make it dramatic. |
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(noun) example, model, standard for what follows
Instead of acting like a child around your little sister you should be a precedent. |
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(adj) relating to inflicting punishment
That kind of bad behavior in school is going to call for some punitive repercussions. |
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(verb) to set right (noun) relief from wrong or injury
why is it that I always have to redress all the problems you make. |
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(noun) a temporary stay (verb) to stay for a time; to vacation
please tell me this is just gonna be a short sojourn in this town, its in the middle of no were and its creeping me out. |
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(adj) elegant, sophisticated
My friends and I carry ourselfs in am urbane manor, we are at the peak of high society.(should be read in a british accent) |
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