The zombies’ deadened brains teemed with thoughts of carnage.
The zombies worked as a team to capture the humans. Today’s post will help you use and spell it correctly. You are, no doubt, familiar with the noun team, but the same-sounding verb is less popular. Teem (verb): to become filled to overflowing Team (noun): a number of persons associated together in work or activity It is a common _ that Paul only eats sauerkraut after midnight. When the kids explained that a dragon broke the antique lamp, their parents met the tale with _.Ĥ. You can believe a _, but it will still be untrue.ģ. They were in _ when Frank showed the ring on his finger.Ģ. No one thought Percy would finally propose.
“People believe that?” he asked.įill in the blanks with either disbelief or misbelief. The leader stood in disbelief when he heard the rumor. It is a misbelief that the religion’s followers have to surgically attach octopus tentacles to their necks. It is a misbelief that George has three toes. He didn’t think Suzie could have stolen the lollipop. Disbelief tends to deal with thoughts and opinions. Disbelief is when you think something is untrue (regardless of whether it is). To keep these two words straight, consider this: Misbelief is when something is untrue. How could his parents leave without him?ĭisbelief: mental rejection of something as untrue
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