첫댓글1.ascribe I asbrive my defeat in the election to my failure to discuss the issues in simple, down-to-earth terms. 2.approbation My confidence grew as I received clear signs of the approbation of his superiors. 3.aggrandize I used my admittedly remarkable talents only to aggrandize myself, not to benefit the society that has been so kind to me. 4.adventitious I didn't invest in Tesla when everybody was so crazy with it because I considered its growth adventitious rather than stable and long-lasting one.
5.affable What a pleasure to talk about old times with so affabel a companion! 6.asthetically pleasing I made my website asthetically pleasing because I wanted people to enjoy how my webbsite looked and to feel welcome so they would spend more time exploring my writing. 7.afford to waste time We need to be organized and we can't afford to waste time in order to get this entire plyground built in a single weekend.
5. ascribe - You are following an all too familiar pattern in ascribing your faliures to anyone and everyone except yourself.
6. approbation - His confidence grew as he received clear sign of the approbation of his superiors.
7. ascribable - Most of the accidents were ascribable to the bad weather.
8. adventitious / distingusih between - We must distinguish between the truly basic policies of our party and those which are adventitious and have little connection with the essential program.
adventitious - His investments in the stock market proved to be profitable, but I considered this adventitious rather than the result of knowledge and planning.
affable - What a pleasure to talk about old times with so affable a companion
approbation - The council has finally indicated its approbation of the plans.
ascribe - I ascribe this honor to my mom.
ascribable - His success is ascribable simply to hard work.
aggrandize - She often aggrandizes herself and disparages her colleagues.
affability - His apparent affability devices everyone.
[1] adventitious - They considered his success adventitious rather than consistent efforts. [2,3] affable / affability - His affable characteristic is an advantage to enter this company. - Since she is an affable coworker, we will treat her to lunch. [4,5] aggrandize / aggrandizement - She has aggrandized herself for the evanescent thing. - His ambition aggrandized himself, not to benefit his society. [6] approbation / approbate - The committee finally got an approbation of the plans. [7] ascribe / ascription / ascribable - I often ascribed my misfortune to my circumstances.
1. adventitious It is possible that much of this variation is adventitious rather than under intentional control. 2. affable She was quite affable at the meeting. 3. affability The actor uses his affability to his advantage without ever overplaying it. 4. aggrandizement We believe she is merely working for her own aggrandizement. 5. approbation The council has finally indicated its approbation of the plans. 6. ascribe People like to ascribe human feelings to animals 7. ascription We've learned something that might be relevant to the legal ascription of responsibility.
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첫댓글 1.ascribe
I asbrive my defeat in the election to my failure to discuss the issues in simple, down-to-earth terms.
2.approbation
My confidence grew as I received clear signs of the approbation of his superiors.
3.aggrandize
I used my admittedly remarkable talents only to aggrandize myself, not to benefit the society that has been so kind to me.
4.adventitious
I didn't invest in Tesla when everybody was so crazy with it because I considered its growth adventitious rather than stable and long-lasting one.
5.affable
What a pleasure to talk about old times with so affabel a companion!
6.asthetically pleasing
I made my website asthetically pleasing because I wanted people to enjoy how my webbsite looked and to feel welcome so they would spend more time exploring my writing.
7.afford to waste time
We need to be organized and we can't afford to waste time in order to get this entire plyground built in a single weekend.
1. adventitious
- They considered my success adventitious rather than the result of knowledge and planning.
2. affable
- What a pleasure to talk about old times with so affable a companion!
3. aggrandize
- She often aggrandize herself and disparages her colleagues.
4. approbation
- The plan that we make cannot get a client approbate
5. ascribe
- You are following an all too familiar pattern in ascribing your faliures to anyone and everyone except yourself.
6. approbation
- His confidence grew as he received clear sign of the approbation of his superiors.
7. ascribable
- Most of the accidents were ascribable to the bad weather.
8. adventitious / distingusih between
- We must distinguish between the truly basic policies of our party and those which are adventitious and have little connection with the essential program.
1. [adventitious] My scientific results were adulterated by adventitious causes.
2. [affable] What a pleasure to talk about what I felt during dawn class with so affable a companion!
3. [affability] Watch out. His apparent affability deceives you.
4. [aggrandize] I aggrandized others and disparages myself based on my inferiority, but now I try not to do it.
5. [approbation] My boss has finally indicated his approbation of the plans.
6. [ascribe] I ascribe this honor to my Lord.
7. [ascribable] Most of the accidents were ascribable to the bad weather.
adventitious
- His investments in the stock market proved to be profitable, but I considered this adventitious rather than the result of knowledge and planning.
affable
- What a pleasure to talk about old times with so affable a companion
approbation
- The council has finally indicated its approbation of the plans.
ascribe
- I ascribe this honor to my mom.
ascribable
- His success is ascribable simply to hard work.
aggrandize
- She often aggrandizes herself and disparages her colleagues.
affability
- His apparent affability devices everyone.
adventitious
Her adventitious disease has made her family live an unhappy life.
An adventitious causes has made our plans come to a stop.
affable
What a pleasure to talk about old times with so affable a companion!
His apparent affability deceives everyone.
If you happen to have an affable class mate on a semester, you may find yourself talking more freely about personal matters.
aggrandize
He used his remarkable talents only to aggrandize himself, not to benefit the society that has been so kind to him.
He was a strong and greedy monarch who pursued territories aggrandizement.
approbation
His confidence grew as he received clear signs of the approbation of his superiors.
ascribe
You are following an all too familiar pattern in ascribing your failures to anyone and everyone except yourself.
[approbation]
He finally recieved the approbation of discharge from his military camp.
[ascribe]
Showing shy smile, she ascribed much effort she put to her junior.
[ascribable]
If you success, it is ascribable to me but if you fail, it is your fault.
[affability]
Not only she has beautiful appearance, but also affability.
[adventitious]
His condition was getting worse little by little since he got adventitous disease
[affable]
Having affable personality and face, he have suffuered from swindlers
[aggrandize]
Don't try to aggrandize yourself saying I have a lot of experience.
[affable]
She smiled affable and disarming smile.
What a pressure to talk about old times with so affable a companion.
[ascribe]
I would like to ascribe my honor to my parents and teachers.
[adventitious]
My adventitious disease has made my family live an unhappy life.
[aggrandize]
A country shall not aggrandize itself at the expense of its neighbors.
[approbation]
The council has finally indicated its approbation of the plans.
[ascribable]
His success is ascribable simply to hard work.
1.adventitious
His father is in the hospital now because he had an adventitious cause.
2.affable
My new friend when I made in the new school is very affable man.
3.aggrandize
The country aggrandizes its army defense spending to starting war soon.
4.approbation
The student insisted on his opinion and got approbation of his teacher.
5.ascribe
The arson suspect ascribe another person to the cause of fire.
6.affability
She who has known him said his greatest strength is affability.
7.aggrandizement
The government will soon come up with a policy to prevent the legislature aggrandizement.
[1] adventitious
- They considered his success adventitious rather than consistent efforts.
[2,3] affable / affability
- His affable characteristic is an advantage to enter this company.
- Since she is an affable coworker, we will treat her to lunch.
[4,5] aggrandize / aggrandizement
- She has aggrandized herself for the evanescent thing.
- His ambition aggrandized himself, not to benefit his society.
[6] approbation / approbate
- The committee finally got an approbation of the plans.
[7] ascribe / ascription / ascribable
- I often ascribed my misfortune to my circumstances.
adventitious
The event was adventitious so I was just shocked by others' appearances.
affable
We have been affable for 10 years.
aggrandize
Don’t aggrandize your faults. It was a natural phenomenon.
aggrandizement
self-aggrandizement is a poison of your study.
approbation
Thanks to his approbation, I could make the project completed.
ascribe
don’t ascribe his anger.
ascription
your territory is on my ascription from now on.
- adventitious
No such an adventitious encounter has been happened.
- affable
She is very affable and amiable person.
- aggarandize
I aggrandize my imagination by watching science fiction movie and reading detective novel.
- approbation
I apologize for the burst of self-approbation, but I think I did very well.
- ascribe
I ascribe this honor to all of you.
- assess
It is difficult to assess his asset without a government license.
- attribute
Curiosity is an attribute of a good researcher.
She attributes her success to hard work and a little luck.
I got approbation of the plans from my teacher. We could just work on it without consideration.
We should not follow same pattern of ascribing faults to someone.
Her charming, disarming, and affable smile makes people feel comfortable.
I didn't steal your pencil intentionally. It was just an adventious accident.
Human nature is to aggrandize themselves in an attempt to maintain the upper hand in a human relationship.
She seems aesthetically pleasing and pretty. I want to paint her on paper.
I can not afford to waste time. I am busy doing my homework.
approbation
-My boss has finally indicated his approbation of the plans.
ascribe
-I ascribe my success to my parents
ascribable
-Most of the accidents were ascribable to the bad weather.
adventitious
-My scientific results were adulterated by adventitious causes.
affable
-What a pleasure to talk about what I felt during dawn class with so affable a companion!
affability
-Watch out. His apparent affability deceives you.
aggrandize
-I aggrandized others and disparages myself based on my inferiority, but now I try not to do it.
1. adventitious
It is possible that much of this variation is adventitious rather than under intentional control.
2. affable
She was quite affable at the meeting.
3. affability
The actor uses his affability to his advantage without ever overplaying it.
4. aggrandizement
We believe she is merely working for her own aggrandizement.
5. approbation
The council has finally indicated its approbation of the plans.
6. ascribe
People like to ascribe human feelings to animals
7. ascription
We've learned something that might be relevant to the legal ascription of responsibility.