vocabulary help?

Question

how would i use teh words esoteric, innate, prolific,opaque in different sentences

Answer 1

I want to know how to use the word "teh" in a sentence...

Answer 2

Apparently the concept of doing one's own homework is only known to an esoteric few, even though it should be an innate part of academic life. It's obvious by the prolific amount of cheating going on right here on Y!A that honesty is, at best, an opaque concept.

Answer 3

She studied the esoteric arts in order to read the Tarot efficiently.



Shaq has an innate ability to dunk the ball.



Dean R. Koontz is a very prolific writer,with more than 40 books in his short career.



You could barely tell the gender of the person behind the opaque window.

Answer 4

Esoteric - known only to few: Quantum mechanics is an esoteric science, but string theory is even more so.

Innate - inborn: Some claim that sexual preference is innate, while others say it is culturally determined.

Prolific - abundant, highly productive: Shakespeare was both a prolific and a profound playwright.

Opaque - opposite of transparent: His answer was so opaque that I came away more confused than ever.

Answer 5

The clique laughed as one of them told an esoteric joke.



A mother always has an innate sense of protection for her child.



Farmers received great profits after a prolific year for corn cultivation.



The problem remains opaque despite its elaborated explanations.

Answer 6

Is this your homework?



If it is, then I suggest that you master the art of actually writing sentences properly before moving on to increasing your vocabulary (there should be a captial letter at the beginning and a question mark at the end, it is 'the' not 'teh').

Answer 7

Esoteric historians are not overly popular among college freshman, but senior history majors tend to like them.



Lane's ability to mathamatic problems since early childhood seemed innate.



People in glass houses shouldn't through rocks, they should also dress behind opague curtains.

Answer 8

The word "esoteric" is esoteric.



I have no innate knowledge of what it means.



It's use, however, is prolific.



Unfortunately, the dictionary definition is opaque.

Answer 9

go to dictionary.com... type in the word.. it will tell you what those mean... then put a sentence together



or thesaurus...



example...



http://thesaurus.reference.com/browse/esoteric





there are easier words to tell u what the words you need mean so it will be easy to make a sentence

Answer 10

haha i had all those same exact words before.

Answer 11

sorry i dont know but just keep trying

Answer 12

when you find out please let me know