verb; to express agreement

noun; one who does good to others

adjective; marked by honor, courtesy and courage; knightly

noun; mercy, humaneness, mildness

noun; a lack, scarcity, inadequate supply; a famine

adjective; shy, lacking self-confidence; modest, reserved

noun; a difference; a lack of agreement

verb; to go aboard; to make a start; to invest

adjective; easily done or attained

adjective; unconquerable, refusing to yield

adjective; free from error; absolutely dependable

verb; to walk heavily or slowly, to work slowly

adjective; causing a sharp sensation; stinging, biting

adjective; neglectful in performance of one's duty, careless

verb; to rest; lie; place

noun; rashness; boldness

adjective; fierce and cruel; aggressive; deadly; destructive; scathingly harsh

adjective; sincere, real, without pretense

adjective; extremely poisonous; full of malice; spiteful

Does this sentence use "altruistic" correctly?

He organized the birthday party for purely altruistic reasons.

Does this sentence use "assent" correctly?

The principal will not "assent" to ignoring the cell phone rule for the rest of the school year.

Does this sentence use "benefactor" correctly?

The ceremony is not free for the benefactor because he has harmed the president of the organization.

Does this sentence use "chivalrous" correctly?

Because he was chivalrous, he did not stop for the people walking across the street.

Does this sentence use "clemency" correctly?

The woman begged the officer for a warning, but with clemency he wrote her a $500 ticket.