Vocabulary building is important for both reading comprehension and writing. Use the following two words (note the part of speech) in one sentence.
circumlocution (noun) + either adverse (adjective) or adversely (adverb)
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Adverse circumlocution of Sonia’s speech at high school reunion remained many of her former fellow students how peculiar she was as a teenager.
Irena: You clearly understand the vocabulary, but there are some problems with this sentence: the most important are to use a different main verb (I think you used "remained" in error), and because you already have the first clause in the simple past, you need a previous event (the second clause) in the past perfect;-)
Adverse circumlocution of Sonia’s speech at the high school reunion reminded many of her former fellow students how peculiar she had been as a teenager.
Irena?? Much better, now just use "The" to start the sentence.
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