Vocabulaires

"Light entered through the small aperture in the wall."

"The climbers finally reached the apex of the mountain."

"After the stroke, she was diagnosed with aphasia."

"He began his speech with an aphorism about life and success."

"Her writing style is concise and aphoristic."

"The apiarist collected fresh honey from the hives."

"The farmer built a new apiary to produce organic honey."

"Apiculture plays a vital role in agriculture by supporting pollination."

"She handled the difficult questions with aplomb."

"The movie depicts an apocalyptic future after a nuclear war."

"The story about him saving the village is probably apocryphal."

"The empire reached its apogee during the 18th century."

"She prefers to stay apolitical and focus on her work."

"He is known as an apologist for authoritarian regimes."

"He apologized for being late to the meeting."

"The teacher used an old apologue to explain honesty to the children."

"He offered an apology for being late to the meeting."

"The politician used apophasis by saying, 'I won’t even mention my opponent’s scandals.'"

"She always had a witty apophthegm to share at meetings."

"He was apoplectic when he heard about the unfair decision."

"The old man nearly had apoplexy when he heard the shocking news."

"His public apostasy shocked his followers."

"He was labeled an apostate after abandoning the faith of his community."

"He became an apostle of environmental protection."

"You need an apostrophe in the word 'children’s'."

"The village apothecary provided remedies for many common illnesses."

"His speech was filled with apothegms about life and success."

"Many see the Renaissance as the apotheosis of art and culture in Europe."

"The cruelty of the crime appalled the entire community."

"The laboratory apparatus was set up for the experiment."

"The store specializes in wedding apparel."

"It soon became apparent that he was not telling the truth."

"Apparently, she forgot about the meeting."

"The children were frightened by the sudden apparition in the old house."

"The charity appealed to the public for donations."

"The design of the house is very appealing."

"She appeared suddenly at the door."

"His sudden appearance surprised everyone."

"The manager tried to appease the angry customer."

"The case was taken to an appellate court."

"The city has earned the appellation 'The Big Apple'."

"She decided to append a note to the end of the report."

"The rules only appertain to members of the club."

"After the long walk, I had a huge appetite."

"The aroma of fresh bread will appetize the guests before dinner."

"The audience applauded the performance."

"The actor received loud applause after his performance."

"She ate a red apple for breakfast."

"The rules are not applicable in this case."

"The applicant was interviewed for the position."