Pronunciation
The Wonderful Wizard of Oz 2 (44-86)
aroused astonished bestow blunted brilliancy brocaded comrades counterpane dignified discouragment dreadful fragrance hinged indignantly jagged poisonous peculiar perplexity presence prosperous refreshed rejoiced scent spectacles stately stuffed
A barking dog aroused the sleeping baby.
The man was astonished when he won the lottery.
The leader bestowed a medal on the brave soldier.
A piece of steel embedded in the tree blunted the logger's saw.
It was a moment of brilliancy when you came up with that idea.
Brocade is an oriental silk fabric.
Comrades are fellow soldiers in arms.
A counterpane is an old-fashioned bedspread.
He was a dignified old gentleman.
The losing team walked off the field in a state of discouragement.
How long is this dreadful weather going to continue?
The fragrance of the rose was wonderful.
Our plan to drive to California hinged on getting the car fixed.
The woman who had been insulted stormed off indignantly.
The jagged stone tore a hole in the tire when we ran over it.
The poisonous mushrooms made everyone ill.
He wasn't exactly crazy but he was a bit peculiar.
The perplexity of the problem was challenging.
His presence wasn't wanted so he left.
The old man was prosperous and shared his money with those less fortunate.
The air conditioner refreshed the air.
They rejoiced when they won the game.
Her scent was fragrant.
He wore spectacles.
The Queen entered the palace in a stately fashion.
The robbers stuffed the stolen money into a plastic bag.