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How to Use Scattering in a Sentence

Scattering can be used in a sentence to denote a sparseness of a particular thing. The word scattering can also refer to the spreading of a substance at random within a specific area or the disbursement of particles in different directions due to an interaction with a physical object. When using scattering in a sentence, you can use it as a noun or change the word to scattered and use it as an adjective.

Instructions

    • 1

      Chose to use the word "scattering" in reference to a sparseness of a particular thing. An example would be "Steven noticed a scattering of fish food on top of the water in the fish tank."

    • 2

      Use the word "scattering" to denote a spreading of an item. An example would be "Carolina was scattering many hundred dollar bills on the club's dance floor by throwing them in the air."

    • 3

      Chose to use the word "scattering" to describe the disbursement of particles. An example would be "The scattering of electrons results in electrical resistance."

    • 4

      Use the word "scattering" as an adjective by using the word "scattered." An example would be "The scattered glass was the end result of a broken window."

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