Vokabulare

"The habitants of the village were friendly and welcoming."

"City life has habituated him to constant noise."

"He lived in a quiet habitude, avoiding the noise of the city."

"His rude comment raised my hackles."

"The old hackney was still pulling the carriage."

"I called a hackney carriage to get to the airport."

"In the fairy tale, the wicked hag lived alone in a cottage deep in the forest."

"The documentary was criticized for its hagiographic portrayal of the leader."

"She often reminisces about the halcyon days of her childhood."

"Despite his age, the man remained hale and active."

"The manager quickly rejected his half-baked proposal."

"His halfhearted attempt to study did not bring good results."

"The ancient temple was hallowed by centuries of worship."

"His ham-handed attempt to fix the computer made it worse."

"Budget cuts hamstrung the organization’s plans."

"The team was hamstrung by lack of resources."

"There was much hand-wringing over the political crisis."

"He gave me a hangdog look after being caught lying."

"The celebrity was always surrounded by hangers-on."

"After years abroad, she developed a deep hanker for her homeland's traditional cuisine."

"She had a hankering for chocolate late at night."

"The audit revealed some hanky-panky in the company's financial records."

"By sheer hap, he discovered the old letter hidden in the drawer."

"The politician harangued the crowd for over an hour."

"The sudden drop in temperature was a harbinger of winter."

"Pests need a harborage site to survive and breed."

"The hard-bitten detective showed no sign of surprise at the crime scene."

"The mountaineer's hardihood impressed the entire team."

"She played devotional songs on the harmonium at the temple."

"She kept harping on about the mistakes I made."

"The harried teacher struggled to calm the noisy classroom."

"The tragic news harrowed the entire family."

"The army harried the enemy with sudden raids."

"The police arrested him for possessing hashish."

"His haughtiness made him unpopular among his peers."

"His hauteur made it difficult for others to approach him."

"The sailors secured the ship to the dock with a heavy hawser."

"The garden was lined with blooming hawthorn bushes."

"The heady aroma of the flowers filled the room."

"He would hearken to his mentor’s advice before making decisions."

"The black hearse slowly made its way to the cemetery, followed by a procession of mourners."

"The teacher’s encouragement heartened the students."

"They considered the ancient tribe’s rituals heathenish."

"The politician remained calm despite the heckler shouting from the crowd."

"The manager hectored the staff into working overtime."

"The empire maintained its hegemony over neighboring states."

"The refugees began their hegira across the desert."

"The farmer raised a heifer for dairy production."

"The experienced helmsman skillfully guided the yacht through the narrow channel during the storm."

"Hemophilia treatment benefits from genetic editing."