Sentences with intransigent, inuendo, accommodating, erudite, scathing, prevarivate, timid, dither, implacable, mawkish

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1-(intransigent)- He was so intransigent in his decisions that it was impossible to persuade him to change his mind.

2-(Innuendo)- The film was full of immoral innuendoes.

3-(accommodating)- As a teacher, it is always easier working with accommodating children.

4-(Erudite)- Him being an erudite man was understood by how he spent his free-time, reading a lot of books and articles.

5-(scathing)- The scathing report of the government didn't reflect the truth; it was biased.

6-(prevaricate)- The explanations done by the government are prevaricating.

7-(Timid)- He critized him in the most timid way.

8-(dither)-This job is not appropriate for those who dither too much in his/her decisions.

9-(implacable)- There is no use of discussing that, he is implacable against his father.

10-(mawkish)- She became mawkish when she saw her lover and blushed like a school girl.