I've learned new words and put them in sentances. Are they correct?She acclimated to the financial circumstances by spending only on necessities.
Living in France you will be able to acclimate to your new surroundings sooner than you think.
The infinitesimal fibers can only be seen with a microscope.
Germs are infinitesimal living things.
***Would it be more appropriate to say germs are infinitesimally small living things?**
Her sagacious comments left everyone in the boardroom impressed with her intellect.
I find him to be both witty and sagacious.
We need especially sagacious investigators for this case.
His audacious diving attempt is what caused him to lose consciousness.
She audaciously skated down the ramp.
The audacious youths marched into the square demanding a change in statute.
Tomorrow morning when the sky is Gloaming you'll find me by the pond.
In the Gloaming I could see his silhouette.
My favorite time of day is when the sky is gloaming.
The cessation of hostilities allowed the villagers to resume their normal lives.
A smoking cessation statute is necessary to improve health.
From this vantage, I can see all the way across the river.
The promotion allowed him to control the employees from a new point of vantage.
When I returned the boxes of fruit had long since putrefied.
I was overcome by the putrefying scent of corpses.
I am averse to studying in general.
He is averse to working out at the gym.
The school of fish were in complete congruence.
They were congruent in their beliefs.
It's important for the material to be in congruence with the original literature.
An effigy of his Grandfather was hanging in the living room.
Her sister is basically an effigy of herself.
I have qualms about leaving the air conditioner on when I leave the house.
They have qualms about dealing with the skinheads.
My mother is the most obdurate creature you can imagine!
All children become obdurate at some point.
The king was supplanted by his inept brother in law.
She supplanted the last teacher who decided to move to another state.
The storm was abated by decreasing winds.
Taxes were abated by the Queen.
Thanks to the therapy her anger was abated.
This latest robbery typifies what happens during most robberies.
The painting typifies what most London Pubs look like.
She typifies your average New Yorker.
It takes a punctilious character to to be a successful watchmaker.
This serial killer is punctilious and methodical in his methods.
He quailed before the growling pit-bull.
They quailed before their rivals.
The clique tends to eschew girls who don't wear the latest styles.
I eschew all sorts of firearms.
It's nice to finally have a balmy day after a long season of extreme temperatures.
Balmy weather is most ideal.
The queen mounted the dais and approached her thrown.
Their veracity is questionable at best.
I pride myself on my veracity.
His veracity has given him a good reputation among the people.
The exchequer in the safe is dangerously low.
How is the exchequer for the business?
Her statement was corroborated by the other witnesses.
My reports can easily be corroborated by referencing the video tape.
Will you corroborate what they said?
I cogitated over the problem all day long.
She cogitated over what to do next in the kitchen.
Pondering and Cogitating the subject will get you no where.
The particular agglomeration of facts was overwhelming.
The agglomeration of bees left the mound completely covered.
There were agglomerations of shells on the shore.
"Although many students found the test question rather difficult, the correct solution was deceptively facile"
John proposed a facile solution to a complex problem.
The insensate employer left her crying at her desk.
As insensate as she is, she still found the movie touching.
Peg 24
Too long.
Vamp
This is too long so I shall just say the word is "acclimatise" not "acclimate"
You use "insensate" only as a literary form, not in everyday English so you would be lucky if anyone knew what you were talking about, particularly as "insensitive" is a secondary meaning
"Throne" not "thrown"
"Facile" means too easily done or lacking careful thought. Your first example is wrong.
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