BRIAN'S ESSAY

The words are Adulate, Bias, Eerie, subtle, and tumultuous. What is it? Or the definition of them. Who says the word or is it popular or used a lot. Is it used in a sentence or as a simile. How do they use it , in what occasion? Like subtle skinny people use it, and tumultuous people use it as freedom of speech. Adulate to praise someone to much or love them to much.
Adulate means to adore or love or to praise too much someone with a passion. Like the Egyptians they adulated their Gods twenty-four seven. They were actually forced to adulate the gods and pharaohs. What is it, is a word that means to worship or a love someone or something to much. In the past people used to say the word because that was when they acted fancy, like when they weared the wigs. This was during the civil war or something like that. I don’t think it’s popular now a days, I think it’s only for like the fancy or rich people who still use it. For example : It’s ridiculous how she adulates that good-for nothing that big sister of hers. A business executive who unwisely surrounds herself with incompetent assistants who spend all their time adulating her. The kind of people that might use it more would be girls, because they love lots of stuff, like teddy bears, or actors and singers.
To be Bias means having an attitude that always favors one way of feeling or acting without considering any other possibilities or to cause to have often negative opinions formed without sufficient knowledge. The people that say it, are the people that feel they have to say something or want to stand up for themselves or others. I think that many people know about this word but probably teachers know what the word is, so it is not that much popular. For example: He had a powerful bias towards doing all math problems by the same method, regardless of the problem. They use it everywhere, but in different words. They use it in sentences and speak it. I feel bias because children can’t vote.
To be eerie means to be fearfully and mysteriously strange or fantastic. The type of people that use it is like ghost hunters or people that think stuff are fantastic. The type of people that use it is like ghost hunters(people that talk to the paranormal), or people that like to use words that mean fantastic. Wow, did you hear that paranormal noise it was eerie. The sound sounds eerie, where did you find it. They use it anywhere, but I think not many many people use it anymore. They use it as a scary word. Eerie they use it as when something is freighting or really cool. The word is definitely not used a lot probably people don’t use it no more, it’s one of those words that is still on the dictionary, but people don’t use a lot.
The definition for the word subtle is thin, tenuous, or rarefied, as a fluid or a stinky odor or any odor, definition two fine or delicate in meaning or intent, difficult to perceive or understand. And delicate or faint and mysterious, and the other definition is skillful, clever, or ingenious. It is a word in the dictionary with a definition, used in a sentence. What type of person uses the word subtle? The type of person that uses the word is people that are skillful or people that like to say something stinks or smells good in a fancy way. Is it popular, no because I have never heard of it. I don’t think the word subtle is used a lot. You are very subtle in soccer, my friend told me. It really is subtle of that fart you throw.
The definition to the word tumultuous is marked by sudden or violent disturbance. And my definition in my own words is being suddenly bothered or violently mest with. The type of person that says the word is a nerd that is being bullied. I don’t think it’s used a lot or popular, because I never herd of it before. They use it in conversation or in sentences. One of the most tumultuous periods in the history of the region. I was tumultuous in the school three years ago. How they use it? They use it when someone is disturbed violently or suddenly.