Which sentence uses din correctly?

The din of overlapping voices made concentration nearly impossible.

Which sentence uses impregnable correctly?

The fortress, built into the mountain, appeared utterly impregnable.

Which sentence uses lassitude correctly?

After hours in the sun, a wave of lassitude overcame the hikers.

Which sentence uses protuberant correctly?

The protuberant roots cracked the sidewalk.

Which sentence uses pugnaciously correctly?

The politician responded pugnaciously, attacking every question.

Which sentence uses inextricably correctly?

Their histories were inextricably woven together.

Which sentence uses extricate correctly?

He tried to extricate himself from the conversation by changing the topic.

Which sentence uses gesticulating correctly?

The professor was gesticulating wildly, emphasizing each complex point.

Which sentence uses incriminating correctly?

The fingerprints on the knife were incriminating evidence in the trial.

Which sentence uses abject correctly?

The refugees endured abject conditions for a month.

Which sentence uses invariably correctly?

She invariably checked the locks before going to bed, never once forgetting

Which sentence uses axiom correctly?

She questioned the axiom that hard work always leads to success.

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1984 Vocab pt. 1 ch. 4-8; pt. 2 ch. 1-2

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1
Which sentence uses din correctly?
The din of overlapping voices made concentration nearly impossible.
Din settled over the classroom once the teacher entered.
The forest was full of din, whispering with peace and calm.
She broke the din by humming quietly to herself.
2
Which sentence uses impregnable correctly?
The theory was impregnable, full of holes and weak logic.
The fortress, built into the mountain, appeared utterly impregnable.
Her argument was impregnable—disproven in a minute.
The wall was made of cardboard, seemingly impregnable.
3
Which sentence uses lassitude correctly?
The soldier pushed forward with incredible lassitude and strength.
He felt lassitude as he sprinted the final lap.
Her speech inspired lassitude and motivation.
After hours in the sun, a wave of lassitude overcame the hikers.
4
Which sentence uses protuberant correctly?
His protuberant smile made everyone feel welcome.
She spoke with a protuberant accent.
The ideas were protuberant and well-supported.
The protuberant roots cracked the sidewalk.
5
Which sentence uses pugnaciously correctly?
The politician responded pugnaciously, attacking every question.
He pugnaciously whispered a lullaby to the baby.
She approached the problem pugnaciously, full of calm detachment.
He walked into the classroom pugnaciously, ready to learn.
6
Which sentence uses inextricably correctly?
Their histories were inextricably woven together.
She responded inextricably with a smile.
He inextricably opened the door to leave.
The keys were inextricably left on the table.
7
Which sentence uses extricate correctly?
The student extricated her notes into the final draft.
She extricate herself from the terrible situation.
He tried to extricate himself from the conversation by changing the topic.
They extricated the math equation for homework.
8
Which sentence uses gesticulating correctly?
He was gesticulating his essay onto the page quickly.
She sat silently, gesticulating to her music with deep focus.
They were gesticulating their names during roll call.
The professor was gesticulating wildly, emphasizing each complex point.
9
Which sentence uses incriminating correctly?
Her smile was incriminating, proof she was happy.
The fingerprints on the knife were incriminating evidence in the trial.
They took an incriminating nap after lunch.
The incriminating sunset painted the sky with pink.
10
Which sentence uses abject correctly?
His apology was abject, clearly insincere and boastful.
The refugees endured abject conditions for a month.
They lived in abject luxury, owning several homes and yachts.
She felt abject joy upon receiving the promotion.
11
Which sentence uses invariably correctly?
She invariably checked the locks before going to bed, never once forgetting
The wind was invariably blowing, though not every day.
He was invariably with surprise when the plan failed.
They felt invariably sad, just for the afternoon.
12
Which sentence uses axiom correctly?
She questioned the axiom that hard work always leads to success.
Axiom was the brand name of his laptop.
His axiom involved a personal diary full of fiction.
They wrote an axiom, hoping to win the poetry contest.

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