Write a paragraph with the following words (Due tommorow)

Question

Antic, Avaricious, Desolate, Entrails, Laudable, Pernicious, & Sovereignty

Answer 1

Now, why are you asking us to do your homework for you?

Don't worry, I can help. I won't do this assignment for you, but I can help you get some ideas for how to construct that paragraph.

To begin, let's go over the words you have to use:

'Antic' is a whimsical-sounding noun, referring to an act of trickery or silliness. Synonyms include joke, trick, shenanigan, frolic, romp.

'Avaricious' is an adjective, and essentially means 'greedy'.

'Desolate' is an adjective, most often used to refer to a place that is overall empty, or lonely.

'Entrails' is a noun. It means guts. You know, like intestines.

'Laudable' is an adjective, essentially it's something commendable, praiseworthy, of note, terrific.

'Pernicious' is a very fancy word. In old times it meant something evil, but nowadays is more specific; it's something harmful, and by that, I mean harm of any sort. a lie can be pernicious, for example, but so can disease.

Finally, 'Sovereignty' (a noun) is the state of pure power, dominion, authority, or independence. It's only ever used to describe political entities: states, monarchs, communities. Something is sovereign when it does not answer to anything else.

Putting them together, I'd suggest you write some fictional tragedy involving politics and maybe a plague, war, or occult evil. words like 'avaricious', 'sovereignty', and 'laudable' can describe people of high status like kings or lords, 'antic' and 'pernicious' can be used to describe the actions and events leading to the tragedy in question, 'desolate' can easily describe what remains after the tragedy, and 'entrails'... well, that's just a gory little extra detail.