The Boarded Window by Ambrose Bierce

 boarded

Pronunciation: /boar.dihd/

Function in the sentence: Past simple and past participle of verb board

Meaning leaned: A thin flat piece of cut wood or other hard material ,often used a particular purpose.
Original sentence: "The window was boarded up."

Sentences: 

1. He is already boarded a plane back to the US.

2. In the holidays ,I boardedwith a family in suffolk.

unkind

Pronunciation: /un.keyend/

Function in the sentence:Adjective

Meaning unkind:Not treating someone very well not considering someone's feeling.

Original sentence: "Surely it is unking not to cry for the dead."

Sentences: 

1. It was a bit unkind of you to mention her weght.

2. That was an unkind thing to say. 

shook

Pronunciation: /shaak/

Function in the sentence: Verb

Meaning shook: Shocked and upset by on unpleasant experience.

Original sentence:"It was so violent a crash that the whole house shook."

Sentences: 

1. I drove home by myself totally shook up.

2. He is still pretty shook up about the whole thing.

sadness

Pronunciation: /saed.nihs/

Function in the sentence: Noun

Meaning sadness: The feeling of being unhappy , especially because somethin bad has happened.

Original sentence:"Murlock had no experience in deep sadness."

Sentences: 

1. Her eyes expressed deep sadness.

2. I knew that behind her smile was sadness.

loyalty

Pronunciation: /loy.uhl.tee/

Function in the sentence: Noun

Meaning loyalty:The quality of being , the feelings of suport or duty towards someone or something.

Original sentence:"He had married a joung woman in all ways worthy  of his honestlove and loyalty."

Sentences: 

1. His loyalty was never in question.

2. Her loyaltyto the cause is impressive.

Thrown 

 

 Pronunciation: thrown 

Function in the sentence: Verb (past participle)

Meaning thrown: To make something move through the air by pushing it out of your hand.

Original sentence:“It seemed as if a heavy body was thrown against the table with a force that pushed against his chest.”

Sentences:  

1.  I have thrown my food from the plate.
2.  They have thrown our uniform of the school. 

quickly 

Pronunciation: /kwi·klee/

Function in the sentence: Adverb.
Meaning quickly: Fast or in a short time.

Original sentence:“With no definite plan and acting like a madman, Murlock ran quickly to the wall.”

Sentences:

1. He will have arrived quickly at his work.                    

2. She walks quickly to her school.

 consciousness

 

 

Pronunciation: kaan·chuh·snuhs
Function in the sentence: Noun
Meaning consciousness:The state of being awake and being able to think and notice things

Original sentence: “When he returned to consciousness the sun was high and the forest was filled with the sounds of singing birds.”

 Sentences: 

1. My consciousness won't let me quiet.

2. She will talk with the police because her consciousness doesn’t get her sleep.

 frightened

Pronunciation: /frai·tnd /

Function in the sentence: Adjective

Meaning frightened::  Afraid or nervous 

Original sentence:“Where the animal had left it when frightened away by the light and sound of the rifle.”

Sentences: 

1. When I look at her, my heart be put frightened.

2. We are frightened by the spiders. 

Ribbon

Pronunciation: /ri·bn/

Function in the sentence: Noun

Meaning ribbon:  A long, narrow piece of cloth that is used for tying things or used for decoration.

Original sentence: “The ribbon he had used to tie the wrists was broken”

Sentences:

1. The present has a ribbon red color.

2. Can you buy a ribbon for my soon?

Insanity

Pronunciation: /ɪnˈsæn.ə.ti/

Function in the sentence: Noun
Meaning insanity: The condition of being seriously mentally ill.

Original sentence:"There is a point at which fear may turn to insanity; and insanity incites to action.

Sentences:  

1. He was found not guilty of murder by reason of insanity.

2. He suffered from periodic bouts of insanity.

Wrists

 

Pronunciation:  /rɪst/
Function in the sentence: Noun

Meaning wrist: The of the body between the hand and the arm.
Original sentence:The ribbon he had used to tie the wrists was broken.

Sentences:

1. I sprained my wrist playing tennis.

2. He's chipped a bone in his wrist.

Tightly

Pronunciation: /ˈtaɪt.li/

Function in the sentence: Adverb

Meaning tightly: Firmly or closely.

Original sentence: "The hands were tightly closed."


Sentences:

 1. Dorothy held her dog tightly so he wouldn't run after them.

2. John help my hand tightly.

Brigthness

Pronunciation: /braɪt/
Function in the sentence: Adjective
Meaning brigthness: Full of light, shining.
Original sentence:"The flash from the rifle lit the room with a clear brightness. 

Sentences: 

1. My room is brigth.

2. A brigth star was shining.

Threw

Pronunciation: /θruː

Function in the sentence:  Past simple of throw.        

Meaning throw: To send something through the air with force, especially by a sudden movement of the arm.   

Original sentence: "He threw his hands upon the table. "                 

Sentences:

1. My friend threw the ball black over the fence.

2. She threw herself  into a chair, exhausted.

Remaining

Pronunciation: / re – main – ing /

Function in the sentence: Adjective

Meaning remaining: Gerund for the subject of the verb remain.

Original sentence: But among those remaining was a man who had been one of the first people to arrive there.

Sentences: 

1. She bought me the remaining shirt from the store.           

2. He has the remaining money.

wrinkled

Pronunciation: / rihng - kuhld /
Function in the sentence: Adjective
Meaning wrinkled: To develop or cause to develop wrinkles.
Original sentence: " His face was wrinkled."

Sentences: 

1. My book is wrinkled.

2. The paperboard of the table is wrinkled.

Fearless

Pronunciation: / feer -luhs /
Function in the sentence: Adjective
Meaning fearless: Free from fear.
Original sentence: "With a fearless spirit I went to the place and got close enough to the ruined cabin to throw a stone against it."

Sentences: 

1. I am a fearless man.

2. He claims to be a fearless child.

Fever

Pronunciation: / fiver /
Function in the sentence: Noun

Meaning fever: A rise in body temperature above the normal.

Original sentence: "He found his wite sick with fever and confution."

Sentences: 

1. When she was a child, she got a fever.

2. The fever is a disease.

 

Burial

Pronunciation: / buri - al /
Function in the sentence: Noun
Meaning burial: The act or process of burying.
Original sentence: "I know anly that the body was buried near the cabin , next to the buriel place of his wite."

Sentences:

1. My uncle was burial in the cemetery.

2. In my town there is a burial.