How would you put these into words?

Question

Ok given these words how would you put them into a sentence?

adj-adjective

v- verb

1. Acquisitive (adj)

2. belabor (v)

3.coherent (adj)

4. emulate (v)

5. intransigent (adj)

6. reconnaissance (v)

7. Substantiate (v)

8. Tenable (adj)

9. Eschew (v)

(( I don't want definition answers I just want to know how you would say them in a sentance))

Answer 1

Shouldn't you be doing your own homework rather than asking others to do it? Look in a dictionary. The Oxford advanced learner's dictionary gives good example sentences for most entries.

Answer 2

The tentative soldier eschewed coherent planning, and decided to emulate Rambo in a tenable reconnaissance mission by belaboring an acquisitive, intransigent insurgent, and failing to substantiate cause.

LOL you owe me!

Answer 3

1. She has an acquisitive nature and collects everything of value.

2. She belabored how angry she felt until no one listened anymore.

3. After the accident, she got hurt but coherent.

4. I tried to emulate Britney Spears.

5. I am intransigent not to see him anymore.

6. An Air Force plane made a reconnaissance over the area to track where the enemy is.

7. You can't substantiate my answer.

8. Your plan is tenable; it's too weak.

9. You eschews your work; you are lazy.

Answer 4

Isn't saying them in a sentence your homework, not ours? If you know the meaning of the words, what's so hard about using them in a sentence?

In an acquisitive society, there is a great deal of emphasis on buying and selling.

His tendency to belabor the small points made him miss the big picture.

There was no coherent explanation for his disappearance.

          

Most beginning writers try to emulate some famous author.

Both parties in the court case were intransigent; neither would budge.

Okay, that's more than half.