The monotone history teacher had a subdued nature. Laconic: ləˈkänik •Pronunciation: of Speech: Adjective •Part(s) (of a person, speech, or style of writing) using very few words. •Definition: Sentences: •Example 1.) "Rory McCann, as the cynical, laconic Hound, gets the best lines. just understand the “I way things are,” he growls to Arya." This sentence is explaining how this character receives lines that are not lengthy, but they are very important. Source: 2.) We would rather have a smiling, shape-shifting Democrat we don't trust than a frowning, laconic Republican we trust more. Dowd, New York Times, 10 Oct. 1996. —Maureen This example explains how this of people rather have a Democrat that fakes a smile and uses a lot of different ideas rather than a Republican who is laconic and just deal with the problem as it is without lying/faking happiness. Source: http://i.word.com/idictionary/laconic Resentment: rəˈzentmənt •Pronunciation: of Speech: Noun •Part(s) bitter indignation at having been treated unfairly. •Definition: Sentences: •Example 1.) unpredictable conflict is increasingly raising tensions among Jordanians as the economy continues to suffer, and resentment toward Syrian refugees is growing." This sentence explains how Syria's conflict is increasing the tension with the Jordanians since the economy is suffering. They believe that the Syrian refugees are being treated unfairly. Source: http://mobile.nytimes.com/2013/05/09/world/middleeast/09iht-m09-jordan-syria.html 2.) often some anger and resentment as unresolved family issues resurface." This sentence explains how family issues create resentment involving wills and legal documents that tend to be fought over because people would be given certain things not equally. Source: http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/resentment Adonis Definition: a very handsome man Noun have the titles, I look like an Adonis, and no one could ever outtalk me. I’m like a “I giant among pygmies.”
The monotone history teacher had a subdued nature. Laconic: •Pronunciation: ləˈkänik •Part(s) of Speech: Adjective •Definition: (of a person, speech, or style of writing) using very few words. •Example Sentences: 1.) "Rory McCann, as the cynical, laconic Hound, gets the best lines. “I just understand the way things are,” he growls to Arya." This sentence is explaining how this character receives lines that are not lengthy, but they are very important. Source: 2.) We would rather have a smiling, shape-shifting Democrat we don't trust than a frowning, laconic Republican we trust more. —Maureen Dowd, New York Times, 10 Oct. 1996. This example explains how this of people rather have a Democrat that fakes a smile and uses a lot of different ideas rather than a Republican who is laconic and just deal with the problem as it is without lying/faking happiness. Source: http://i.word.com/idictionary/laconic Resentment: •Pronunciation: rəˈzentmənt •Part(s) of Speech: Noun •Definition: bitter indignation at having been treated unfairly. •Example Sentences: 1.) unpredictable conflict is increasingly raising tensions among Jordanians as the economy continues to suffer, and resentment toward Syrian refugees is growing." This sentence explains how Syria's conflict is increasing the tension with the Jordanians since the economy is suffering. They believe that the Syrian refugees are being treated unfairly. Source: http://mobile.nytimes.com/2013/05/09/world/middleeast/09iht-m09-jordan-syria.html 2.) often some anger and resentment as unresolved family issues resurface." This sentence explains how family issues create resentment involving wills and legal documents that tend to be fought over because people would be given certain things not equally. Source: http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/resentment Adonis Definition: a very handsome man Noun “I have the titles, I look like an Adonis, and no one could ever outtalk me. I’m like a giant among pygmies.”
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