what are sentences using the words; opportune, patronizing, quaint, reprimand, retrospective, sovereign?
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If you use the dictionary to look up the meaning of each word, usually there will be an example phrase or sentence. I suspect this is your homework assignment and you're trying this as a shortcut. \n\nDo the leg work and you'll learn something in the bargain! Try using an on-line dictionary to get yourself started. You'll be done with it in less than 20 minutes.
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Do you mean like:\nMunicipal\nProvincal \nor\nFederal?
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i am coming to your qs directly\nhe should say:\n1>i have duty to myself which i can do  by studing hard,doing good works & not lieing.\n2>i have duty to my mom,which i can do by not disturbing her during her works,by taking the food she offers without irritating her and doing my home works on time\n3>i have my duty to my dad,which i can do by giving him pleasure when he returns tired from work by studing at a corner and giving a kiss to his sweat wet cheeks.\n4>i have my duty to god which i do by praying daily.\n5>i have my duty to my classmate which i do by helping him to do the tasks when he is unable to do so.\n6>i have my duty to my home which i can do by by keeping my home clean and not littering things everywhere.\n7>i have duty to my class teacher which i do by doing the home tasks daily.\n8>i have duty to my school which i do by keeping my school clean and studing hard so that one day my school will be proud of me.\n9>i have duty to the elderly people which i do by helping them to cross the road and help them when the need me.\n10>finally,i have duty to my nation which i can do by being a good   humanbeing.
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"Don't look a gift horse in the mouth." - When given something, don't be ungrateful.\n\n"Her reply was outrageous and <over the top>." - Very exaggerated and ridiculous.\n\n"She sang terribly and had <Van Gogh's ear for music>. - Tone deaf.\n\n"We're going to party <until the cows come home>!" - For a long, indefinite time.\n\n"She was <wearing the pants>, and she ruled the house." - Being in charge, refers to women who dominate over their husbands.\n\n"Although he acted sweet, he was secretly a <wolf in sheep's clothing>." - Refers to someone who is secretly out to harm you while putting on a friendly face.
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adjustment, darn, improvement, mend, overhaul, patch, reconstruction, reformation, rehabilitation, replacement, restoration, substitution
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content: sent, meant\nstir: her, sir, terd\nmeadow: shadow, yellow, mellow\nslowly: mopey(?)\nit's an attempt
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tirade\nrant or rave\nspeech\ndiatribe\n\nin a play its called a soliloquy, maybe an aside,
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Fantastic. Super. Terrific. Awesome. Superior. Magnificent. Best. Delightful. Excellent. Jovial. Royal. Wonderful. Courageous. Creative. Compassionate. Mindful. Courteous. Splendid. Beautiful. Endearing. Lovely. Gleeful. Genuine. Cooperative. Studious. Whimsical.
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1. ABUNDANT\n2. LUXURIANT\n3.PEDANT\n4. MALIGNANT
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sonnet\nhaiku\nlimerick\nballad\nsestina \nfree verse\nanogram\nCinquain\nepic
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Posturing using words to antagonize or argue.
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I'm not sure of your context but try audacious, brazen, dauntless,\nintrepid, and insolent always works
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How about:\n\nkind, loving, lucky, magnificent, mighty, nutty, nice, nosy, odd, ordinary, outrageous, little, last, late, living, military, normal, necessary, old, open, lonely, logical, mercenary, nocturnal, loud, melodic, moaning, mute, mysterious, nervous, obnoxious, obedient, lively, outstanding, etc.\n\nI hope this is of some help.
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Easygoing\nInspirational\nJacked-up\nKooky\nNaughty\nOctopus-like\nQueer\nVivatious\nXenophobic\nZealous
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Synonyms: prim, stuffy, proper\nAntonyms: relaxed, informal, liberal\n\nSentence: The old school teacher was a prude, but her daughter was a liberal hippie.
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astrocity,velocity, ferocity, simplicity, paracity, implicity, rapacity, veracity, voracity teracity, complicity,
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Many\nUndressed\nFreaks\nTopless\nUndoing\nBras