Vocabulary sentences

1. The ball went down a hole which looked like an abyss; the hole seemed to go on forever.
2. Jim gave an anonymous quote, so no one knew who said it.
3. Paul is my antagonist; we never agree and oppose each other.
4. A dictatorship is an autocratic government; a dictator controls everything in the country.
5. John is a conformist; he never opposes any rules and just accepts the rules.
6. The murderer received his conviction of his crime, so he was sent to prison.
7. The man spoke with digression about the subject, and strayed away from the subject in the conversation.
8. By lying about things it will discredit your words because no one will believe you.
9. Bob disdain his enemies and looked at him with dirty looks and bad words.
10.  Johnny showed deference by acting so polite and saying please and thank you.
11. Jane showed empathy to Jim by listening to his problems.
12. I want to emulate professional tennis players so I do everything they do.
13.  The movie was formidable it froze the children in fear.
14. You should ingrate your teachers and establish yourself as a good person
15. The college looked prodigious  it was beautiful and big.