VOCABULARY MEANING AND SENTENCES

What is a beautiful mindset? A beautiful mindset is a mindset focused on beauty. Beauty comes from your heart. From the gratitude, you feel for the privilege of being alive. It includes attention to all the awesome, good things in your life. And appreciation for your blessings. But also, a beautiful mindset notices and enjoys the littlest, tiniest details of life. What exactly does this saying mean? Every day you wake up, think about what a privilege it is to simply be alive and healthy. Stop focusing on the negatives and everything that could go wrong and start thinking about what could go right. Better yet, think of everything that already is right.

How does a beautiful mindset create a beautiful day? You can cultivate your mindset like a garden. You can choose the seeds to plant. Hardships will continue to exist. But your mindset is something you can do something about. Thoughts create emotions. So think about beauty to feel uplifted. Emotions create thoughts also, so give attention to beautiful things that create pleasant emotions. Mindset and emotions both guide actions. Those actions create physical reality and manifest the future.

Final thoughts A focus on beauty requires dedication, persistence, and practice. But it helps you to manifest even more beauty into your life and makes your life happier. Your happiness makes the world a better place, too. There is always something marvelous and beautiful to focus on.

What are the Words to Use Instead of Very? In the English language, there are a number of ways to emphasize how upset, happy, or bored someone is. For example, instead of saying “I am very tired,” you could say “I am exhausted.” Similarly, instead of saying “I am very hungry,” you could say “I am famished.” While these phrases are more expressive than simply saying “very,” they can also be overused. To avoid sounding repetitive, it is important to vary your vocabulary and use different words to convey emphasis. Some other words that can be used instead of “very” include “extremely,” “absolutely,” and “completely.” With a little creativity, you can find many different ways to emphasize your points without using the same word over and over again.

(incredulous) We don't believe you. Examples of incredulous in a sentence: 1. Miriam’s envious friends were incredulous about her engagement to a wealthy doctor. 2. The bank teller gave Kurt an incredulous look when he deposited a real cheque for twenty million pounds. 4. I could tell by my husband’s incredulous smile he had serious doubts about my excuse for coming home late.

Examples of cynical in a sentence: 1. Helen is a cynical woman who does not trust anyone. 2. After being dumped by his girlfriend, Jack was cynical about dating other women. 4. The king was cynical of his adviser’s motive for wanting to declare war.

Examples of apocalypse in a sentence 1. The tsunami was an apocalypse that killed over a hundred thousand people. 2. On the television show, the devil’s release from hell brought on an apocalypse of death and destruction. 4. Most people realise the use of nuclear weapons will trigger a life-ending apocalypse.

Examples of revelation in a sentence 1. In spite of the disaster of her revelation, a wave of relief passed over me. 2. He came to the revelation that his girlfriend was not right for him. 3. In Italy, the revelation of the treaty was hailed with satisfaction.

Examples of hybrid in a sentence 1. Many hybrid forms of varying shades of colour have been raised in recent years. 2. A hybrid between the yak and Indian cattle, called zo, is commonly reared in Tibet and the Himalayas. 3. Hybrid plants may be again crossed, or even re-hybridized, so as to produce a progeny of very mixed parentage.

Examples of castigate in a sentence 1. My mother was a cruel woman who never missed an opportunity to castigate my father. 2. If you want better results, you should praise your children and not castigate them. 3. Hypocrites are people who castigate others for making the same decisions they have made.

Examples of cataclysm in a sentence 1. A severe attack upon the Internet could cause a cataclysm in the financial world. 2. The tornado that swept through our town was a cataclysm that touched every family within the city limits. 3. After the hurricane, the cataclysm of an earthquake further disrupted life on the Asian continent.

You can continue, gents, (contingent) playing cards but it is dependent on you looking after the baby. The group all said yes in unison. Examples of the contingent in a sentence (dependent on) 1. The success of his undertaking is contingent upon events which he can not control. 2. The sale of a home going through only after the buyer's house is sold is called a contingent sale. 3. The arms sales are contingent on the approval of Congress. Examples of the contingent in a sentence (a group of people) 1. Mary, with the assistance of a French contingent, began to fortify Leith. 2. Their only obligation to the Turkish government is to furnish a contingent in time of war. 3. On the extreme right stood the Austrian contingent under Schwarzenberg (34,000 men).

Examples of proletariat in a sentence 1. The members of the proletariat are threatening to cease their farm work if their wages are not increased. 2. As menial laborers, the proletariat is sometimes looked down upon by the middle class. 3. The people in the proletariat are angry because they fight for their food, while the wealthier classes throw food away.

"Here's a bee hat if I may (beatify)." "Oh my, you are a saint" Examples of beatify in a sentence 1. The church was quick to beatify Mary for her role as the mother of Jesus. 2. I wonder what it takes to have the church beautify you as a saint? 3. Mother Teresa was beatified in 2003 after a miracle was attributed to her.

On my bus (omnibus) were all my books. It was a mobile library that contained a number of books. Examples of omnibus in a sentence 1. The omnibus edition contained all his best-loved novels. 2. I sat down to watch the Game of Thrones omnibus. 3. He watched the Emmerdale omnibus all of Saturday and Sunday.