Vocab #4

Definitions 
Accede- agree to a demand, request, or treaty.

Brandish- wave something as a threat or in anger or excitement.

Comprise- consist of
Deft- neatly skillful and quick in ones movements.
Destitute- not having the basic necessities of life 

Explicit- stated clearly and in detail.

Extirpate- root out and destroy completely

Inopportune- occurring at a bad time.

Ironic- characterized by irony

Musty- having a stale, moldy, or damp smell
Officious- assertive authority in an annoying way.

Ominous- giving the impression that something bad is going to happen.

Pinnacle- A high pointed piece of rock.
Premeditated- plan beforehand
Rampant- spreading unchecked
Solace- comfort in a time of distress
Stately- majestic in manner and appearance
Supple- flexible


Suppress- forcibly put an end to

Venal- open to bribery

Sentences

• The officers did not accede to the strikers.
• The robber brandished his weapon to the clerk. 
• Righetti High School is comprised of many different ethnic groups. 
• Our marching band moved deftly and were the first to finish.
• Many people in the world live a very sad, destitute life. 
• The teacher gave very good, explicit, details during the lecture. 
• He was in a car crash an his car was completely extirpated but he was okay. 
• She was caught cheating at an inopportune moment and was suspended for a week.  
• The movie's ending was ironic.
• The old room smelt like a musty old man.
• Our coach is officious because he isn't right all the time.  
• The actors in the movie were faced with various ominous moments.
• I would love to hike up to the pinnacle of the mountain. 
• The killer was charged with premeditated murder.
• The virus started spreading rampantly throughout the country. 
• Some people find solace in religion.
• English royalty dress in a stately manner. 
• My work schedule isn't very supple.
• They tried to suppress me from going on the trip. 
• Referees are never supposed to be venal.