Sittin’ on the Fence
Words for the
Indecisive
Due Friday, 12/9
1. Ambiguous
2. Ambivalent
3. Apathetic
4. Arbitrary
5. Capricious
6. Equivocate
7. Indifferent
8. Spontaneous
9. Whimsical
It’s a Small World,
After All
Words for the
Insignificant
10. Inconsequential
11. Superficial
12. Tenuous
13. Trivial
My mom was feeling spontaneous, so my family packed and went to the beach for the day.
ReplyDeleteGrills, these days, are so superficial: always focusing on becoming the hottest, attracting all the men, and, of course, having the greatest accessories.
ReplyDeleteThe several days of analysis left the researchers with ambiguous results.
ReplyDeleteKline seems to appreciate my whimsical, off-the-wall vocab titles.
ReplyDeleteMy need to carry around my pocket sized science facts book is not trivial.
ReplyDeleteShe secretly really liked her best friend, but was ambivalent about persuing something more.
ReplyDeleteIt seems I am around more capricious people at an amusement park than anywhere else.
ReplyDeleteI did not care how she felt about our predicament; I was fine with the superficial smile of condolence.
ReplyDeleteI'm ambivalent towards Christmas; it's a nice holiday, but I have to spend it with my dingy family.
ReplyDeleteThe new Lang kids craft tenuous vocabulary sentences while Vets reminisce about them, some spontaneously decided to join in. The mind is so capricious, forgetting the stress and longing for the community which once held different priority.
ReplyDeleteHe seemed to live on an arbitrary eating schedule.
ReplyDeleteMy mom is so capricious—I never know how she’ll react.
ReplyDeleteFiring the gun into the air seemed inconsequential, until I read the paper the next day.
ReplyDeleteHis lie was tenuous, but Anna believed it anyway.
ReplyDeleteShe had no passion for animal’s rights; she was apathetic towards the subject.
ReplyDeleteWhen I am a senator, I will never equivocate too answer questions.
ReplyDeleteThe court’s arbitrary decision forced me to make fancy gourmet pastries for the rest of my eyeless existence.
ReplyDeleteI spontaneously decided to see the play on wednesday instead of friday.
ReplyDeleteOur chemistry teacher always puts ambiguous questions on the test—making it more thoughtful.
ReplyDeleteThe story she told was inconsequential and ignored.
ReplyDeleteBertha spontaneously stood up in the middle of class and began singing a song about bacteria.
ReplyDeleteThe student gave an ambiguous answer which caused a long class discussion.
ReplyDeleteThe student gave an ambiguous answer which caused a long class discussion.
ReplyDeleteThey ask me if I like spontaneity or romance, so I reply with spontaneous romance.
ReplyDeleteThe small boy felt inconsequential to the basketball game.
ReplyDeleteThe stubborn man did not want to be bothered with such trivial questions.
ReplyDeleteWilly Wonka was a whimsical weirdo.
ReplyDeleteThe toddler babbled trivial inquiries to his mother.
ReplyDeleteThe young boy's grade portrayed his tenuous project.
ReplyDeleteIn biology I have only made a superficial dent into what there is to learn.
ReplyDeleteThe spontaneous road trip to Wyoming made me leap out of pure joy.
ReplyDeleteMy capricious best friend will go from reading a book to throwing stuff at the wall and back again in a matter of seconds.
ReplyDeleteI thought that adding on “+C” to the end of an integrated function was a trivial step, so I omitted it. I was proved wrong when it appeared as my test score.
ReplyDeleteMy apathy is the cause for this nearly late comment.
ReplyDeleteThis post is so late that it may be completely inconsequential.
ReplyDeleteShe didn't want to lie, but she couldn't tell the truth, so she gave an equivocated answer.
ReplyDeleteI keep doing my Vocab several days before it's due and completely forget about posting to the blog! :/