After the man was excommunicated from the Catholic Church, he was denounced a *heretic* by the clergy.

The *bigot* voiced his opinion to the panel, blatantly ignoring the other members’ opinions.

The Baptist *zealot* was intolerant of others’ religious views.

The *skeptic* questioned the scientist’s theories.

The *miser* would not even donate a mere penny to the donation center.

Miser In A Sentence

1. The wet floor was so unctuous that I slipped, fell, and broke my ankle. 2. The pirates are about to attack and usurp that innocent cruise ship. 3. I am the opposite of claustrophobic because I fear being in a vacuous room. 4. After realizing how vehement he could become, he contined to work out at the gym. 5. The tornado created a vortex that sucked up the entire city. 6. When the grain needed to be separated, the women were the ones to winnow it. 7. The little boy wrought the clump of clay into a beautiful castle. 8. I did not realize that I was a xenophobe until I went to France for vacation and began to feel paranoid. 9. The royal king and queen agreed to have the yeoman killed because he did not serve them well. 10. When I went to Babylonia, I visited the ziggurat and discovered how beautiful and unique it really was. I just did your homework. Hope I helped enough : )

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1. unctuous – slippery. With this meaning, I would say, the The unctuous clams were hard to hold. There is however another meaning, as listed in the dictionary that is generally the more common usage. That is “full of unction; especially : revealing or marked by a smug, ingratiating, and false earnestness or spirituality” This sentence would be something like “The unctuous butler smiled ingratiatingly while denying that he stole the silver flask hidden in his pocket.” 2. usurp – to seize and hold by force. King John usurped the throne of King Richard. 3. vacuous – empty. Her vacuous gaze clearly displayed her empty head. 4. vehement – vigorous or energetic; strong. The lawyer’s closing arguments were vehement and determined. 5. vortex – The vortex of the black hole made it impossible to escape. 6. winnow – separate. When making flour, you must winnow the wheat from the chaff. 7. wrought – created. The blacksmith wrought the horseshoes he sold. 8. xenophobe – Although James denied being a xenophobe, his contempt for all foreigners was obvious. 9. yeoman – The king sent the young yeoman to fetch his sword and armor. 10. ziggurat – Indiana Jones climbed the stairs of the ancient ziggurat, seeking the treasures of the Mesopotamian kings.

A man who preaches against the blood of Jesus Christ is a heretic.

The miser decided the charity for the cancer patients was not a worthy cause he wanted to give to.

An insurgent is likely to occur within the next few months.

It was obvious that Simon was a zealot concerning his faith.

He heard the gospel preached and was given an opportunity for a new life but being the skeptic he is lost the chance of a lifetime and walked out.

*I hope these help. I think a charlatan is someone who makes money in unethical ways.

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sentences for vocab words?
hey i need sentences for some vocab words

the words are heretic

charlatan

bigot

miser

insurgent

zealot

and skeptic

please, its late and its due in the morning!! eee!!

Here you go …

In the old days, heretics were burned at the stake.

The charlatan cheated the elderly couple.

A bigot is a person who is utterly intolerant of any differing beliefs or opinions.

My uncle was a miser who rarely spent any money.

Insurgents cause trouble for the people in Afghanistan.

Zealots are often very committed to their cause.

Questioning the validity of factual knowledge makes one a skeptic.

The best way to write a sentence for vocab words is to understand the definition of the word. If you are uncertain of the meaning-try the dictionary. Sorry, my mom’s a teacher, I can’t do your hmwork for you. 🙁

cheater!!! Only a skeptic in the educational system would help you now.