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Abundant - plentiful – shortage - adjective 

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Abundant - plentiful – shortage - adjective 

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Fluctuate - vary – stand - verb

Benevolent - kind – adjective

Eloquent - persuasive – hostile – adjective

Significant - considerable – unimportant – adjective

Magnitude - greatness – lesion - subject

Contemplate - behold – despise - verb

Anticipate - foresee – unexpected - verb

Integrity - honestly – lies - subject

Adversity - misery – happiness – subject

Abundant - abundantly available

Fluctuate - feel indecisive

Benevolent - Willing to contribute to the well-being of others

Eloquent - marked by forceful and fluent expression

Significant – important

Magnitude - great size or extent

Contemplate - direct relation of consciousness to an object

Anticipate - guess in advance about an event that has not yet occurred

Integrity - a moral quality that includes truthfulness

Adversity - misfortune

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1. Fluctuate

Meaning: To change or vary often and unpredictably.

Synonym: Change, Vary

Antonym: Stay constant, Stabilize

Sample Sentence: The temperature tends to fluctuate in the spring, sometimes warm and other times cold.

Benevolent

Meaning: Kind and generous; wanting to do good for others.

Synonym: Kind, Helpful

Antonym: Cruel, Mean

Sample Sentence: The benevolent woman gave food to the poor people in her neighborhood.

Eloquent

Meaning: Able to speak or write in a clear and effective way.

Synonym: Clear, Expressive

Antonym: Unclear, Inarticulate

Sample Sentence: The eloquent speaker made everyone feel inspired with his powerful words.

Significant

Meaning: Important or meaningful.

Synonym: Important, Noteworthy

Antonym: Insignificant, Unimportant

Sample Sentence: Winning the science fair was a significant achievement for her.

Magnitude

Meaning: The size, extent, or importance of something.

Synonym: Size, Scale

Antonym: Smallness, Insignificance

Sample Sentence: The magnitude of the earthquake was so great that it shook buildings for miles.

Contemplate

Meaning: To think carefully about something, especially for a long time.

Synonym: Think about, Ponder

Antonym: Ignore, Disregard

Sample Sentence: He sat quietly to contemplate the decision before making up his mind.

Anticipate

Meaning: To expect or look forward to something.

Synonym: Expect, Look forward to

Antonym: Doubt, Miss

Sample Sentence: We anticipated the rain and brought our umbrellas to school.

Integrity

Meaning: The quality of being honest and having strong moral principles.

Synonym: Honesty, Truthfulness

Antonym: Dishonesty, Corruption

Sample Sentence: She showed great integrity by telling the truth, even though it was difficult.

Adversity

Meaning: Difficulties or challenges that make things harder.

Synonym: Hardship, Struggle

Antonym: Success, Ease

Sample Sentence: Even though they faced much adversity, the team never gave up and kept trying.

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abundant-existing or available in large quantities.

plentiful.

scarce.

"there was an abundant supply of fresh fruit"

fluctuate-rise and fall irregularly in number or amount.

vary

be steady

"trade with other countries tends to fluctuate from year to year"

benevolent-well meaning and kindly.

kind

unkind

"His benevolent smile was topped by the warm charm flowing from his eyes."

eloquent-fluent or persuasive in speaking or writing.

persuasive

unconvincing

"her eloquent speech touched the hearts of everyone there"

significant-sufficiently great or important to be worthy of attention; sufficiently great or important to be worthy of attention; noteworthy

minor

"the weather has significantly changed"

magnitude-the great size or extent of something.

immensity

smallness

"a range of a tenth of a magnitude"

contemplate-look thoughtfully for a long time at.

view

overlook

"It's at times like these when I sit and contemplate and plot."

anticipate-
regard as probable;

except

predict

"We cannot predict nor anticipate their behaviour, or that they will even be there."

integrity-the quality of being honest and having strong moral principles.

"a gentleman of complete integrity"

honesty

dishonesty

"he was a man of integrity"

adversity-a difficult or unpleasant situation.

unlucky

lucky

"They want a better life, and they're prepared to face adversity to get it."

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Abundant

Existing in large quantities; plentiful.

Sentence: The farm had an abundant harvest this year.

Fluctuance

The act of fluctuating; irregular rising and falling.

Sentence: The stock market's fluctuance made investors nervous.

Benevolent

Well-meaning and kindly.

Sentence: The benevolent woman donated a large sum to the orphanage.

Eloquent

Fluent or persuasive in speaking or writing.

Sentence: His eloquent speech moved the audience to tears.

Significant

·  Important; meaningful.

Sentence: Winning the award was a significant moment in her career.

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Magnitude

The great size or importance of something.

Sentence: The earthquake's magnitude was felt across the region.

Contemplate

To think deeply about something.

Sentence: She sat by the window to contemplate her future.

Anticipate

·  To expect or predict something.

Sentence: We anticipate that the project will be completed on time.

·

Integrity

·  he quality of being honest and having strong moral principles.

Sentence: His integrity was evident in every decision he made.

·

Adversity

1. Difficulties or misfortune.

Sentence: She showed great strength in the face of adversity.

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Vocabulary Builder, My Spelling of this Week

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1. Abundant

Definition: When there's a lot of something, more than enough.

Synonym: Plenty, Lots, Ample

Antonym: Scarce, Few, Little

Sentence: The garden had an abundant amount of tomatoes this summer, and we gave some to all our neighbors.

2. Fluctuate

Definition: When something goes up and down or changes a lot.

Synonym: Change, Vary, Shift

Antonym: Stay the same, Stabilize, Remain

Sentence: The temperature can fluctuate a lot in the mountains, so you should bring both a jacket and sunscreen.

3. Benevolent

Definition: Being kind and wanting to help others.

Synonym: Kind, Caring, Helpful

Antonym: Mean, Cruel, Selfish

Sentence: The benevolent teacher always stayed after class to help students who needed extra help.

4. Eloquent

Definition: Speaking or writing in a way that is clear and beautiful.

Synonym: Clear, Persuasive, Articulate

Antonym: Mumbled, Quiet, Unclear

Sentence: The president gave an eloquent speech that inspired everyone in the audience.

5. Significant

Definition: Something that is very important or has a big meaning.

Synonym: Important, Meaningful, Big

Antonym: Unimportant, Small, Tiny

Sentence: Her birthday was a significant day, as she turned 18 and became an adult.

6. Magnitude

Definition: The size, amount, or importance of something.

Synonym: Size, Scale, Importance

Antonym: Smallness, Insignificance, Tiny

Sentence: The magnitude of the earthquake was so powerful that it could be felt hundreds of miles away.

7. Contemplate

Definition: To think deeply about something.

Synonym: Think, Ponder, Wonder

Antonym: Ignore, Forget, Disregard

Sentence: After the movie ended, I took a few minutes to contemplate what the message of the story was.

8. Anticipate

Definition: To think something is going to happen in the future.

Synonym: Expect, Look forward to, Predict

Antonym: Doubt, Worry, Be surprised

Sentence: I anticipated that my team would win the game, but we still had to play our best.

9. Integrity

Definition: Being honest and having strong morals.

Synonym: Honesty, Truth, Fairness

Antonym: Lying, Dishonesty, Cheating

Sentence: It's important to show integrity by telling the truth, even when it's difficult.

10. Adversity

Definition: Tough times or bad luck.

Synonym: Hardship, Struggles, Challenges

Antonym: Success, Good luck, Happiness

Sentence: Despite facing a lot of adversity in his life, he never gave up on his dreams.

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1. Abundant

Definition: When something is everywhere or there's more than enough of it.

Synonym: Plenty, lots, a lot, bountiful

Antonym: Rare, not enough, little, scarce

Example Sentence: There are abundant trees in the forest, so many that it’s hard to count them all!

2. Fluctuate

Definition: When something keeps changing back and forth, like going up and down.

Synonym: Change, swing, vary, shift

Antonym: Stay the same, be steady, not change

Example Sentence: The weather can fluctuate a lot in the spring, sometimes sunny, sometimes rainy!

3. Benevolent

Definition: Someone who is kind and likes to help others.

Synonym: Kind, caring, helpful, nice

Antonym: Mean, selfish, unkind

Example Sentence: The benevolent girl always helps her friends with their homework when they need it.

4. Eloquent

Definition: Someone who talks or writes really well and can make people listen and understand.

Synonym: Clear, smooth, well-spoken, persuasive

Antonym: Mumbled, unclear, hard to understand

Example Sentence: The class president gave such an eloquent speech that everyone wanted to vote for her.

5. Significant

Definition: Something important or meaningful that stands out.

Synonym: Important, major, big, meaningful

Antonym: Unimportant, small, minor, insignificant

Example Sentence: Winning the championship was a significant moment for the whole team.

6. Magnitude

Definition: The size or importance of something.

Synonym: Size, scale, big, huge

Antonym: Smallness, tiny, insignificant

Example Sentence: The magnitude of the storm was so big that it caused power outages all over town.

7. Contemplate

Definition: To think about something carefully, usually for a long time.

Synonym: Think about, wonder, consider, reflect

Antonym: Forget, ignore, rush into

Example Sentence: After school, I sat by the lake to contemplate what I should do for my project.

8. Anticipate

Definition: To look forward to something and expect it to happen.

Synonym: Expect, wait for, look forward to

Antonym: Be surprised, doubt, ignore

Example Sentence: I anticipated getting my new game all week, and I couldn’t wait to play it.

9. Integrity

Definition: Being honest and doing the right thing, even when no one is looking.

Synonym: Honesty, fairness, trustworthiness, good character

Antonym: Dishonesty, lying, cheating

Example Sentence: She showed great integrity when she found a wallet on the ground and returned it to the owner.

10. Adversity

Definition: A tough situation or difficulty you have to face.

Synonym: Hardship, struggle, challenge, difficulty

Antonym: Good luck, easy, success, good times

Example Sentence: Even though they faced a lot of adversity, the team didn’t give up and finally won the game.

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Spelling-list Term 2 Week 1:

1: abundant

2: fluctuate

3: benevolent

4: eloquent

5: significant

6: magnitude

7: contemplate

8: anticipate

9: integrity

10: adversity

Meanings:

Here are the meanings of the words:

1. Abundant: Existing or occurring in large quantities; plentiful.

2. Fluctuate: To change or vary irregularly, especially in amount, level, or degree.

3. Benevolent: Showing kindness, generosity, or goodwill.

4. Eloquent: Fluent or persuasive in speaking or writing; expressing oneself clearly and effectively.

5. Significant: Having importance or meaning; noteworthy or consequential.

6. Magnitude: The great size, extent, or importance of something; the magnitude of an event or phenomenon refers to its scale or impact.

7. Contemplate: To think deeply about something, often in a thoughtful or reflective way.

8. Anticipate: To expect or look forward to something happening in the future.

9. Integrity: The quality of being honest, having strong moral principles, and being consistent in actions.

10. Adversity: A state of hardship, difficulty, or misfortune; unfavourable conditions.

Definition:

1. Abundant: Present in large quantities; plentiful.

2. Fluctuate: Vary irregularly over time.

3. Benevolent: Showing kindness and goodwill.

4. Eloquent: Fluent and persuasive in speech.

5. Significant: Important, meaningful, or noteworthy.

6. Magnitude: Size, extent, or importance.

7. Contemplate: Think deeply about something carefully.

8. Anticipate: Expect or look forward to.

9. Integrity: Adherence to strong moral principles.

10. Adversity: Difficulties or misfortune faced.

Synonyms:

1. Abundant: Plenty

2. Fluctuate: Vary

3. Benevolent: Kind

4. Eloquent: Expressive

5. Significant: Important

6. Magnitude: Size

7. Contemplate: Ponder

8. Anticipate: Expect

9. Integrity: Honesty

10. Adversity: Hardship

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Meanings:

1. Abundant: Having more than enough; a large amount.

2. Fluctuate: To rise and fall unpredictably.

3. Benevolent: Acting with kindness and goodwill.

4. Eloquent: Expressing ideas clearly and beautifully.

5. Significant: Having a special or important value.

6. Magnitude: The size, extent, or importance of something.

7. Contemplate: To carefully think or consider deeply.

8. Anticipate: To look forward to or expect something.

9. Integrity: Being honest and having strong values.

10. Adversity: A situation with hardship or challenges.

Definitions:

1. Abundant: Existing in large quantities; plentiful.

2. Fluctuate: To change irregularly; to vary.

3. Benevolent: Kind, generous, and well-meaning.

4. Eloquent: Fluent, persuasive in speaking or writing.

5. Significant: Important or meaningful.

6. Magnitude: Greatness in size, importance, or extent.

7. Contemplate: To think deeply or carefully about.

8. Anticipate: To expect or predict.

9. Integrity: Honesty and strong moral principles.

10. Adversity: Difficulties or misfortune.

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1. Abundant

- Synonym: Plentiful

- Antonym: Scarce

- Definition: Existing or available in large quantities; more than enough.

- Sentence: The garden was abundant with colorful flowers and ripe fruits.

2. Fluctuate

- Synonym: Vary

- Antonym: Remain constant

- Definition: To change or vary continually; to rise and fall irregularly.

- Sentence: The stock market tends to fluctuate greatly, making it difficult to predict future prices.

3. Benevolent

- Synonym: Charitable

- Antonym: Malevolent

- Definition: Well-meaning and kindly; showing goodwill.

- Sentence: The benevolent woman spent her weekends volunteering at the local homeless shelter.

4. Eloquent

- Synonym: Articulate

- Antonym: Inarticulate

- Definition: Fluent or persuasive in speaking or writing; marked by forceful and appropriate expression.

- Sentence: The author delivered an eloquent speech that moved the audience to tears.

5. Significant

- Synonym: Meaningful

- Antonym: Insignificant

- Definition: Sufficiently great or important to be worthy of attention; noteworthy.

- Sentence: The study's results were significant enough to change how we view climate change.

6. Magnitude

- Synonym: Scale

- Antonym: Insignificance

- Definition: The great size or extent of something; a particular aspect of size.

- Sentence: The magnitude of the earthquake was measured at 7.0 on the Richter scale.

7. Contemplate

- Synonym: Ponder

- Antonym: Disregard

- Definition: To think deeply or consider carefully.

- Sentence: She took a moment to contemplate the consequences of her decision before proceeding.

8. Anticipate

- Synonym: Expect

- Antonym: Doubt

- Definition: To regard something as probable or likely; to foresee.

- Sentence: They anticipate a rise in temperatures as summer approaches.

9. Integrity

- Synonym: Honesty

- Antonym: Corruption

- Definition: The quality of being honest and having strong moral principles; moral uprightness.

- Sentence: His integrity in business dealings earned him the trust of clients and colleagues alike.

10. Adversity

- Synonym: Hardship

- Antonym: Prosperity

- Definition: A difficult or unpleasant situation; misfortune.

- Sentence: She overcame great adversity to achieve her career goals and inspire others.

Story:

In moments of adversity, having integrity becomes significant. One must contemplate their choices and remain benevolent despite challenges. Eloquent leaders can anticipate changes and fluctuate between strategies as needed. The magnitude of support from an abundant community can help everyone thrive, transforming hardships into opportunities for growth and resilience.

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1. The weather is as gloomy as the Great Depression.

2. It creates a dark atmosphere.

3. The window is covered in a white film.

4. It makes the viewer feel engaged and curious.

5. The opening of the door.

6. How did the door open?

7. I would run away as fast as i could.

8. Alma must be freaking out as to how the doll keeps disappearing.

9. I would tell Alma to run away.

10. It has a doll of any person who walks by.

11. Makes Alma do something to show anger.

12. Yeah.

13. The shop has dolls of everyone who walks by.

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In Alma, the grey weather creates an eerie, oppressive atmosphere, making everything feel distant and mysterious. The foggy window symbolizes separation and confusion, while Alma's encounter with the doll raises unsettling questions, such as why it looks like her. After the doll disappears, Alma's growing unease suggests she's unsure whether to trust her own perception. The shop's strange behavior, such as the door opening by itself and the boy on the tricycle, deepens the sense of something unnatural at work. When Alma touches the doll, the eerie sound heightens tension, and the ending suggests she becomes part of the shop's collection, like the other dolls. The dolls, all former victims, share a fate of being trapped, and the shop might be named something like "The Dollmaker's Haven," with the owner being a mysterious figure who collects souls.

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In Alma, the grey weather creates an eerie, oppressive atmosphere, making everything feel distant and mysterious. The foggy window symbolizes separation and confusion, while Alma's encounter with the doll raises unsettling questions, such as why it looks like her. After the doll disappears, Alma's growing unease suggests she's unsure whether to trust her own perception. The shop's strange behavior, such as the door opening by itself and the boy on the tricycle, deepens the sense of something unnatural at work. When Alma touches the doll, the eerie sound heightens tension, and the ending suggests she becomes part of the shop's collection, like the other dolls. The dolls, all former victims, share a fate of being trapped, and the shop might be named something like "The Dollmaker's Haven," with the owner being a mysterious figure who collects souls.

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Pause at 20 seconds (Alma in the archway):

Weather similes:

The weather is like a dull, grey blanket.

Effect of grey everywhere:

Creates a gloomy, eerie atmosphere, adding mystery and unease.

Pause at 46 seconds (window fading):

Window description:

Dusty, weathered, and ghostly.

Viewer feeling:

Curiosity mixed with unease and dread.

Pause when the doll appears behind Alma:

Why does Alma turn around?

She senses the doll watching her.

Rhetorical questions:

"How does it look like me?"

"Is this a coincidence?"

How would you feel?

Curious but unsettled and wary.

Pause at 1:45 (doll disappears):

How is Alma feeling?

Confused and frustrated.

Advice to Alma:

“Don’t go in—it’s too strange.”

Reason not to enter:

The doll disappearing is suspicious and unnatural.

Pause after the door opens by itself:

How does the director show Alma’s frustration?

Through her hesitant, defiant body language.

Will she go in?

Yes, curiosity will drive her.

Pause when Alma sees the doll again:

What’s strange about the shop?

Silent, dim, with unnervingly lifelike dolls.

Pause at the boy on the tricycle:

Why include this scene?

Hints at trapped victims and Alma’s potential fate.

Who is he?

A past victim turned into a doll.

Pause as Alma reaches for the doll:

Prediction:

Alma will become trapped in the doll.

Sound effect:

Intensifies suspense and foreboding.

Ending:

Thoughts:

Haunting and unsettling.

Are all dolls victims?

Yes, all were likely trapped.

Common trait:

Curiosity leading to their fate.

Shop name and owner:

The Enchanted Trap and Collector of Souls.

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Alma Short Film Questions. Please download this document and respond!

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Alma Short Film Questions. Please download this document and respond!

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Sweltering

Definition: Uncomfortably hot

Synonym: Scorching

Antonym: Freezing

Grotesque

Definition: Extremely ugly or distorted

Synonym: Bizarre

Antonym: Beautiful

Magnificent

Definition: Very beautiful or impressive

Synonym: Splendid

Antonym: Ordinary

Bemused

Definition: Confused or puzzled

Synonym: Perplexed

Antonym: Focused

Dubious

Definition: Feeling doubtful or unsure

Synonym: Suspicious

Antonym: Certain

Violence

Definition: Physical fighting or abuse

Synonym: Aggression

Antonym: Peace

Celebrity

Definition: A famous person

Synonym: Star

Antonym: Nobody

Enough

Definition: As much as is needed; a limit

Synonym: Sufficient

Antonym: Insufficient

Unfortunately

Definition: Something not going according to plan

Synonym: Sadly

Antonym: Luckily

Harass

Definition: Subject someone to pressure or intimidation

Synonym: Bully

Antonym: Support

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Sweltering

- Meaning: extremely hot and uncomfortable.

- Synonym: Oppressive

- Antonym: Cool

Grotesque

- Meaning: Ugly or distorted in a shocking way.

- Synonym: Disfigured

- Antonym: Beautiful

Magnificent

- Meaning: very impressive and beautiful.

- Synonym: Stunning

- Antonym: Ordinary

Bemused

- Meaning: Confused or puzzled.

- Synonym: perplexed

- Antonym: clear

Dubious

- Meaning: doubtful or uncertain.

- Synonym: Uncertain

- Antonym: Certain

Violence

- Meaning: intense force or harm.

- Synonym: brutality

- Antonym: Peace

Celebrity

- Meaning: A famous person.

- Synonym: Star

- Antonym: Unknown

Enough

- Meaning: plenty of

- Synonym: Sufficient

- Antonym: Insufficient

Unfortunately

- Meaning: regret

- Synonym: Sadly

- Antonym: Fortunately

Harass

- Meaning: To disturb or annoy someone repeatedly.

- Synonym: Bother

- Antonym: support

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1. Sweltering

Extremely hot and uncomfortable due to heat or humidity.

2. Grotesque

Distorted or unnaturally strange in appearance or character, often evoking discomfort.

3. Magnificent

Impressively beautiful, grand, or admirable; exceptionally great.

4. Bemused

Confused or puzzled, often in a slightly amused or dazed way.

5. Dubious

Doubtful or uncertain; not to be relied upon; suspect.

6. Violence

The use of physical force to harm someone or something; intense and destructive force.

7. Celebrity

A famous person or the state of being widely known and admired.

8. Enough

Adequate in quantity or degree to meet needs or requirements.

9. Unfortunately

Used to express regret or bad luck; in an unlucky or disappointing way.

10. Harass

To persistently bother, annoy, or attack someone physically or emotionally.

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1. Swelting

Definition: An incorrect form of the word "sweating," typically used to describe feelings of heat or discomfort.

Synonym: Sweating

Antonym: Chilly

Sentence: After running under the hot sun, I found myself swelting and in dire need of a cold drink. (Synonym sentence: After running under the hot sun, I found myself sweating and in dire need of a cold drink.)

2.Grotesque

Definition: Comically or repulsively ugly or distorted.

Synonym: Monstrous

Antonym: Attractive

Sentence: The statue in the park had a grotesque appearance that startled many visitors. (Synonym sentence: The statue in the park had a monstrous appearance that startled many visitors.)

3.Magnificent

Definition: Extremely beautiful, elaborate, or impressive.

Synonym: Splendid

Antonym: Mediocre

Sentence: The palace was magnificent, with intricate decorations and shimmering chandeliers. (Synonym sentence: The palace was splendid, with intricate decorations and shimmering chandeliers.)

4.Bermused

Definition: A state of confusion or bewilderment. (Note: The correct spelling is "bemused.")

Synonym: Bewildered

Antonym: Clear-headed

Sentence: She looked bemused after hearing the unexpected news. (Synonym sentence: She looked bewildered after hearing the unexpected news.)

5.Dubious

Definition: Hesitating or doubting; not to be relied upon.

Synonym: Uncertain

Antonym: Certain

Sentence: He gave a dubious smile when asked about his chances of winning the contest. (Synonym sentence: He gave an uncertain smile when asked about his chances of winning the contest.)

6.Violence

Definition: The behavior involving physical force intended to hurt.

Synonym: Aggression

Antonym: Peace

Sentence: The rise in violence in the city has raised concerns among its residents. (Synonym sentence: The rise in aggression in the city has raised concerns among its residents.)

7.Celerity

Definition: Swiftness of movement; speed.

Synonym: Alacrity

Antonym: Slowness

Sentence: She completed the marathon with impressive celerity, finishing among the top runners. (Synonym sentence: She completed the marathon with impressive alacrity, finishing among the top runners.)

8.Enough

Definition: An adequate quantity or degree; sufficient.

Synonym: Sufficient

Antonym: Insufficient

Sentence: I have enough money to buy the new book I wanted. (Synonym sentence: I have sufficient money to buy the new book I wanted.)

9.Unfortunately

Definition: Regrettably; used to express a negative situation.

Synonym: Regrettably

Antonym: Fortunately

Sentence: Unfortunately, the concert was canceled due to bad weather. (Synonym sentence: Regrettably, the concert was canceled due to bad weather.)

10 Harass

Definition: To subject to aggressive pressure or intimidation.

Synonym: Annoy

Antonym: Soothe

Sentence: It is unacceptable to harass someone for their beliefs. (Synonym sentence: It is unacceptable to annoy someone for their beliefs.)

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1. Swelting

Definition: An incorrect form of the word "sweating," typically used to describe feelings of heat or discomfort.

Synonym: Sweating

Antonym: Chilly

Sentence: After running under the hot sun, I found myself swelting and in dire need of a cold drink. (Synonym sentence: After running under the hot sun, I found myself sweating and in dire need of a cold drink.)

2.Grotesque

Definition: Comically or repulsively ugly or distorted.

Synonym: Monstrous

Antonym: Attractive

Sentence: The statue in the park had a grotesque appearance that startled many visitors. (Synonym sentence: The statue in the park had a monstrous appearance that startled many visitors.)

3.Magnificent

Definition: Extremely beautiful, elaborate, or impressive.

Synonym: Splendid

Antonym: Mediocre

Sentence: The palace was magnificent, with intricate decorations and shimmering chandeliers. (Synonym sentence: The palace was splendid, with intricate decorations and shimmering chandeliers.)

4.Bermused

Definition: A state of confusion or bewilderment. (Note: The correct spelling is "bemused.")

Synonym: Bewildered

Antonym: Clear-headed

Sentence: She looked bemused after hearing the unexpected news. (Synonym sentence: She looked bewildered after hearing the unexpected news.)

5.Dubious

Definition: Hesitating or doubting; not to be relied upon.

Synonym: Uncertain

Antonym: Certain

Sentence: He gave a dubious smile when asked about his chances of winning the contest. (Synonym sentence: He gave an uncertain smile when asked about his chances of winning the contest.)

6.Violence

Definition: The behavior involving physical force intended to hurt.

Synonym: Aggression

Antonym: Peace

Sentence: The rise in violence in the city has raised concerns among its residents. (Synonym sentence: The rise in aggression in the city has raised concerns among its residents.)

7.Celerity

Definition: Swiftness of movement; speed.

Synonym: Alacrity

Antonym: Slowness

Sentence: She completed the marathon with impressive celerity, finishing among the top runners. (Synonym sentence: She completed the marathon with impressive alacrity, finishing among the top runners.)

8.Enough

Definition: An adequate quantity or degree; sufficient.

Synonym: Sufficient

Antonym: Insufficient

Sentence: I have enough money to buy the new book I wanted. (Synonym sentence: I have sufficient money to buy the new book I wanted.)

9.Unfortunately

Definition: Regrettably; used to express a negative situation.

Synonym: Regrettably

Antonym: Fortunately

Sentence: Unfortunately, the concert was canceled due to bad weather. (Synonym sentence: Regrettably, the concert was canceled due to bad weather.)

10 Harass

Definition: To subject to aggressive pressure or intimidation.

Synonym: Annoy

Antonym: Soothe

Sentence: It is unacceptable to harass someone for their beliefs. (Synonym sentence: It is unacceptable to annoy someone for their beliefs.)

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1. Sweltering - Uncomfortably hot

2. Grotesque - Extremely ugly

3. Magnificent - Very beautiful

4. Bemused - To be puzzled

5. Dubious - To be hesitant

6. Violence - To fight/abuse physically.

7. Celebrity - A famous person

8. Enough - A limit

9. Unfortunately - Something not going according to plan

10. Harass - Subject to pressure/intimidation.

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Sweltering: (adjective)

Extremely hot, often uncomfortably so. Typically used to describe weather that is oppressively warm.

• Example: The sweltering heat made it difficult to go outside.

2. Grotesque: (adjective)

Distorted and unnatural in appearance, often in a way that is unpleasant or repulsive.

• Example: The grotesque mask frightened the children.

3. Magnificent: (adjective)

Extremely beautiful, elaborate, or impressive.

• Example: The palace was a magnificent sight, with towering spires and grand halls.

4. Bemused: (adjective)

Confused or puzzled, often with a hint of amusement.

• Example: He gave a bemused look when asked to explain the complicated instructions.

Dubious: (adjective)

Hesitating or doubting; uncertain or suspicious about something.

• Example: She was dubious about the safety of the new medication.

6. Violence: (noun) The use of physical force to harm someone or damage something; also refers to actions that cause injury or destruction.

• Example: The city has seen a rise in violence in recent months.

7. Celebrity: (noun) A person who is widely recognized, often for their fame, talent, or achievements, especially in entertainment.

• Example: The celebrity attended the gala, and everyone wanted a photo with her.

8. Enough: (adjective, pronoun, adverb) Sufficient in quantity, degree, or quality to meet the needs or requirements.

• Example: There wasn't enough food for everyone at the party.

9. Unfortunately: (adverb) Used to express regret or sorrow about an undesirable situation

or event.

• Example: Unfortunately, the concert was canceled due to bad weather.

10. Harass: (verb) To disturb, annoy, or threaten someone repeatedly, often causing them distress or harm.

• Example: The student was harassed by his classmates for weeks before reporting it.

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1. Sweltering

Meaning: Oppressively hot.

Synonym: Scorching

Antonym: Freezing

Word Class: Adjective

Sentence: The sweltering heat of the summer sun made it difficult to focus on anything other than finding shade.

2. Grotesque

Meaning: Comically or repulsively ugly or distorted.

Synonym: Monstrous

Antonym: Attractive

Word Class: Adjective

Sentence: The grotesque statue in the park drew both laughter and disgust from the visitors.

3. Magnificent

Meaning: Impressively beautiful, elaborate, or extravagant.

Synonym: Splendid

Antonym: Mediocre

Word Class: Adjective

Sentence: The magnificent view from the mountaintop took my breath away.

4. Bemused

Meaning: Puzzled, confused, or bewildered.

Synonym: Bewildered

Antonym: Understanding

Word Class: Adjective

Sentence: She had a bemused expression on her face as she tried to decipher his cryptic message.

5. Dubious

Meaning: Hesitating or doubting.

Synonym: Uncertain

Antonym: Confident

Word Class: Adjective

Sentence: His dubious claim left everyone questioning the authenticity of his story.

6. Violence

Meaning: Behavior involving physical force intended to hurt, damage, or kill someone or something.

Synonym: Aggression

Antonym: Peace

Word Class: Noun

Sentence: The violence depicted in the film sparked a nationwide discussion on media influence.

7. Celebrity

Meaning: A famous person, especially in entertainment or sports.

Synonym: Star

Antonym: Unknown

Word Class: Noun

Sentence: The celebrity drew a massive crowd at the book signing event.

8. Enough

Meaning: As much or as many as required; sufficient.

Synonym: Sufficient

Antonym: Insufficient

Word Class: Adjective/Adverb

Sentence: I had enough time to finish my homework before dinner.

9. Unfortunately

Meaning: Regrettably; sadly.

Synonym: Sadly

Antonym: Fortunately

Word Class: Adverb

Sentence: Unfortunately, the concert was canceled due to bad weather.

10. Harass

Meaning: To subject someone to aggressive pressure or intimidation.

Synonym: Bully

Antonym: Support

Word Class: Verb

Sentence: It is unacceptable to harass someone because of their appearance.

50-word Story:

Under the sweltering sun, a bemused celebrity faced a crowd eager for autographs. Feeling dubious about the attention, he recalled the grotesque violence in his latest film. Despite the chaos surrounding him, the magnificent energy of his fans brought enough joy to outweigh his concerns, leaving him smiling, fortunately.

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Here are the definitions for each of the words:

1. Sweltering: (adjective) Extremely hot, often uncomfortably so. Typically used to describe weather that is oppressively warm.

Example: The sweltering heat made it difficult to go outside.

2. Grotesque: (adjective) Distorted and unnatural in appearance, often in a way that is unpleasant or repulsive.

Example: The grotesque mask frightened the children.

3. Magnificent: (adjective) Extremely beautiful, elaborate, or impressive.

Example: The palace was a magnificent sight, with towering spires and grand halls.

4. Bemused: (adjective) Confused or puzzled, often with a hint of amusement.

Example: He gave a bemused look when asked to explain the complicated instructions.

5. Dubious: (adjective) Hesitating or doubting; uncertain or suspicious about something.

Example: She was dubious about the safety of the new medication.

6. Violence: (noun) The use of physical force to harm someone or damage something; also refers to actions that cause injury or destruction.

Example: The city has seen a rise in violence in recent months.

7. Celebrity: (noun) A person who is widely recognized, often for their fame, talent, or achievements, especially in entertainment.

Example: The celebrity attended the gala, and everyone wanted a photo with her.

8. Enough: (adjective, pronoun, adverb) Sufficient in quantity, degree, or quality to meet the needs or requirements.

Example: There wasn’t enough food for everyone at the party.

9. Unfortunately: (adverb) Used to express regret or sorrow about an undesirable situation or event.

Example: Unfortunately, the concert was canceled due to bad weather.

10. Harass: (verb) To disturb, annoy, or threaten someone repeatedly, often causing them distress or harm.

Example: The student was harassed by his classmates for weeks before reporting it.

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Sweltering: Extremely hot and uncomfortable, often associated with humid weather.

Grotesque: Distorted, ugly, or bizarre in a way that may provoke discomfort or shock.
Magnificent: Impressively beautiful, elaborate, or excellent.
Bemused: Confused or puzzled, sometimes in an amused or distracted way.
Dubious: Doubtful, uncertain, or suspicious; often implying skepticism about the truth or reliability of something.
Violence: The use of physical force to harm someone, damage property, or cause destruction.
Celebrity: A famous person, especially in entertainment or sports; the state of being well-known.
Enough: Sufficient to meet a need or requirement.
Unfortunately: Used to express regret or disappointment about a situation or event.

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1. Sweltering

Meaning: Oppressively hot.

Synonym: Scorching

Antonym: Freezing

Word Class: Adjective

Sentence: The sweltering heat of the summer sun made it difficult to focus on anything other than finding shade.

2. Grotesque

Meaning: Comically or repulsively ugly or distorted.

Synonym: Monstrous

Antonym: Attractive

Word Class: Adjective

Sentence: The grotesque statue in the park drew both laughter and disgust from the visitors.

3. Magnificent

Meaning: Impressively beautiful, elaborate, or extravagant.

Synonym: Splendid

Antonym: Mediocre

Word Class: Adjective

Sentence: The magnificent view from the mountaintop took my breath away.

4. Bemused

Meaning: Puzzled, confused, or bewildered.

Synonym: Bewildered

Antonym: Understanding

Word Class: Adjective

Sentence: She had a bemused expression on her face as she tried to decipher his cryptic message.

5. Dubious

Meaning: Hesitating or doubting.

Synonym: Uncertain

Antonym: Confident

Word Class: Adjective

Sentence: His dubious claim left everyone questioning the authenticity of his story.

6. Violence

Meaning: Behavior involving physical force intended to hurt, damage, or kill someone or something.

Synonym: Aggression

Antonym: Peace

Word Class: Noun

Sentence: The violence depicted in the film sparked a nationwide discussion on media influence.

7. Celebrity

Meaning: A famous person, especially in entertainment or sports.

Synonym: Star

Antonym: Unknown

Word Class: Noun

Sentence: The celebrity drew a massive crowd at the book signing event.

8. Enough

Meaning: As much or as many as required; sufficient.

Synonym: Sufficient

Antonym: Insufficient

Word Class: Adjective/Adverb

Sentence: I had enough time to finish my homework before dinner.

9. Unfortunately

Meaning: Regrettably; sadly.

Synonym: Sadly

Antonym: Fortunately

Word Class: Adverb

Sentence: Unfortunately, the concert was canceled due to bad weather.

10. Harass

Meaning: To subject someone to aggressive pressure or intimidation.

Synonym: Bully

Antonym: Support

Word Class: Verb

Sentence: It is unacceptable to harass someone because of their appearance.

50-word Story:

Under the sweltering sun, a bemused celebrity faced a crowd eager for autographs. Feeling dubious about the attention, he recalled the grotesque violence in his latest film. Despite the chaos surrounding him, the magnificent energy of his fans brought enough joy to outweigh his concerns, leaving him smiling, fortunately.

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1. Sweltering: (adjective) Extremely hot, often uncomfortably so. Typically used to describe weather that is oppressively warm.

Example: The sweltering heat made it difficult to go outside.

2. Grotesque: (adjective) Distorted and unnatural in appearance, often in a way that is unpleasant or repulsive.

Example: The grotesque mask frightened the children.

3. Magnificent: (adjective) Extremely beautiful, elaborate, or impressive.

Example: The palace was a magnificent sight, with towering spires and grand halls.

4. Bemused: (adjective) Confused or puzzled, often with a hint of amusement.

Example: He gave a bemused look when asked to explain the complicated instructions.

5. Dubious: (adjective) Hesitating or doubting; uncertain or suspicious about something.

Example: She was dubious about the safety of the new medication.

6. Violence: (noun) The use of physical force to harm someone or damage something; also refers to actions that cause injury or destruction.

Example: The city has seen a rise in violence in recent months.

7. Celebrity: (noun) A person who is widely recognized, often for their fame, talent, or achievements, especially in entertainment.

Example: The celebrity attended the gala, and everyone wanted a photo with her.

8. Enough: (adjective, pronoun, adverb) Sufficient in quantity, degree, or quality to meet the needs or requirements.

Example: There wasn’t enough food for everyone at the party.

9. Unfortunately: (adverb) Used to express regret or sorrow about an undesirable situation or event.

Example: Unfortunately, the concert was canceled due to bad weather.

10. Harass: (verb) To disturb, annoy, or threaten someone repeatedly, often causing them distress or harm.

Example: The student was harassed by his classmates for weeks before reporting it.

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1. Sweltering - Uncomfortably hot

2. Grotesque - Extremely ugly

3. Magnificent - Very beautiful

4. Bemused - To be puzzled

5. Dubious - To be hesitant

6. Violence - To fight/abuse physically.

7. Celebrity - A famous person

8. Enough - A limit

9. Unfortunately - Something not going according to plan

10. Harass - Subject to pressure/intimidation.

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I felt so gullible if only I hadn’t followed I wouldn’t be in this dark dungeon that smelled like dust and rust. As my vision slowly cleared I was able to analyse my surroundings, sadly nothing to help me break out I was terrified. I was stuck in a room with only a metal door, cold and hard most likely made from titanium it felt cold and icy. I felt my neck and was grateful that my necklace was still there I didn’t know what I would do without it. “Don’t try to escape” called a voice it was dark and eerie but was also sweet and playful at the same time two voices in one person. I freezed it had a foreign accent maybe Irish or Scottish couldn’t be sure as the voice came again “As long as you are disciplined you won’t die” and a maniacal laugh followed. My heart dropped to my stomach by its voice but I compelled myself to not have a reaction I did not want to satisfy this monster but I couldn’t help but ask “who are you?” The voice replied but sounded … amused. “I am the most infamous serial killer Jason, and I will kill you using a chainsaw and watch as your flesh comes pouring out of your stomach or I could use a machete, cut your stomach out, grab your intestines pull them out and using a chainsaw to turn you into tiny cubed bits and use the intestines to sow your parts into a ginormous rope. But of course takes to long but it’ll be great to watch you suffer.”

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I was on my way home as I felt an eerie vibe because the main road to my house was blocked so I had to go to a dark and weird alleyway. I was grateful as I saw my best friend Ebony Dark at the end of the path. I heard her voice but something was off, it was almost like she had a foreign accent but it couldn’t be since she was from London and the voice was almost Indian. The voice was compelling and definitely disciplined. The infamous version of my friend was racing towards me. My heart exhilarated, I was so gullible to let that stupid illusion trick me and now I’m stuck in a basement of a random dude who probably wants to kill me! I was petrified, I tried to move my hands but they were tied so tight it was cutting off my blood circulation…

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My eyes were strained. It was like I could feel the ringing in my ears. I was petrified. I could still spot the snow globe placed in my handbag. I was more than grateful that he was gone. What even was he. I stood back up slowly, like if he was still there. My whole life has been disciplined. I feel so no one would ever believe on this strange encounter, not even the most gullible of people. I walked around the room, as I have never seen anything like it before, some objects I didn’t even recognize, like they were foreign or really old. He was so compelling; I couldn’t help but notice his chilling shape. I couldn’t really make it out that much, but I could see a faint outline of his body. Like a deformed man, like that belonged somewhere like a morgue. He definitely didn’t seem okay, like he was in disdain. I was exhilarated that nothing happened to me, but I still couldn’t help but wonder what could possibly happen next. I hope there are other people that knew about him; he was so infamous. I spotted a large sign at the top of the creepy door, and it read “Bubba”. Maybe this was his house, the monsters house. I heard another ominous scream coming from outside the door. My spine shivered. Was he back? I heard heavy clunks on the room. Dust danced down onto the floor. I suddenly felt so lightheaded; about to fall. I didn’t want this to be the end. I saw so much. The door creeped open. Heavy boots dropped on the floor. Rolled back eyes left a mark in my mind that I could never unsee. Ripped clothes were dragged around the floor. I heard the same scream again, but mimicked by him. His skin was covered in black mold. He was too deformed, like the other one I saw before. I looked to my leather handbag and I saw no glow from the snow globe. His stitches tingled my heart. He had no teeth, and no lips too, just a horrific grin on his face. My eyes started to fade away. He charged at me and screamed. The Bubba was him.

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In the infamous village of Blackthorn, a compelling stranger arrived, offering gullible souls a chance to uncover hidden treasures. Mary, full of disdain, followed him despite her doubts. At the cemetery, he pointed to a freshly dug grave with her name on it. Flabbergasted, she turned, but his grin revealed sharp teeth. “You should’ve definitely stayed home,” he whispered, and the night swallowed her scream. She will definitely not forget that day.

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1. Compelling

- Definition: Evoking interest, attention, or admiration in a powerful way.

- Synonym: Persuasive

- Antonym: Unconvincing

2. Flabbergasted

- Definition: Extremely surprised or shocked.

- Synonym: Astounded

- Antonym: Unfazed

3. Disdain

- Definition: The feeling that someone or something is unworthy of one's consideration or respect.

-Synonym: Spurn

-Antonym: Admire

4. Gullible

- Definition: Easily persuaded to believe something.

-Synonym: Credulous

-Antonym: Cynical

5. Infamous

- Definition: Well-known for some bad quality or deed.

-Synonym: Notorious

-Antonym: Glorious

6. Grateful

- Definition: Feeling or showing an appreciation of kindness.

-Synonym: Thankful

-Antonym: Ungrateful

7. Exhilarate

- Definition: Make (someone) feel very happy, animated, or elated.

- Synonym: Elate

- Antonym: Discourage

8. Foreign

- Definition: Of or from a country that is not one's own; strange or unfamiliar.

- Synonym: Exotic

- Antonym: Native

9. Discipline

- Definition: The practice of training people to obey rules or a code of behavior; self-control.

- Synonym: Training

- Antonym: Disorderliness

10. Definitely

- Definition: Without doubt; clearly.

- Synonym: Certainly

- Antonym: Uncertainly

In a foreign castle, Clara stood flabbergasted, the infamous tales of its past swirling in her mind. The villagers’ disdain echoed in her ears; warning of the discipline needed to face the night. Yet, her gullible heart urged her on, exhilarated and grateful for the mysteries that awaited her.

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In the infamous village of Blackthorn, a compelling stranger arrived, offering gullible souls a chance to uncover hidden treasures. Mary, full of disdain, followed him despite her doubts. At the cemetery, he pointed to a freshly dug grave with her name on it. Flabbergasted, she turned, but his grin revealed sharp teeth. “You should’ve definitely stayed home,” he whispered, and the night swallowed her scream. She will definitely not forget that day.

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Once upon a time, there was a very grateful boy called Nico loved Tennis. He was a pro at the game; he had discipline and was infamously known for his unique skill set. The day of his most important match, he was flabbergasted to find out that his enemy had travelled the whole land for this important match up. Nico didn’t get much sleep that night either, causing him to eventually skip the tournament as his tiredness took over. After this, he learnt that a lot of training can make you better, but tiredness always takes over and not to spend too much time on something that will physically drain you.

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I opened the old wooden door and entered the room, which was dark and smelt of dust, but what caught my attention was the strange luminous object on the table, which I had never seen before...

As I looked closer, I realized it was an orb, glowing at its max. I was skeptical but I gave in and walked towards the glowing sphere. I slightly hesitated to touch it because of the cloudy coating, I realized it was covered in dust. As I was about to blow the dust off, I heard a blood curdling scream coming from the kitchen. So, I quickly took the orb and stashed it in a velvet lined chest I found laying in a box at the back of the attic. It fit so snug, as if it was meant to be in the box. I ran as fast as I could worried that something might have happened to my sister Val. I checked the kitchen while calling her name she was the only one in the house other than me, confused and mad I stormed angerly into my sister’s room. I hollered on about how the joke wasn’t funny but she denied all knowledge of that very scream. Although we started arguing I didn’t know what was about to happen in the other room...

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I opened the old wooden door and stepped into the room. It was dark and smelled like dust. But what caught my eye was the strange glowing object on the table. I had never seen before. The glowing object was like sphere with a slightly bluish colour orbiting inside the glass ball serving as a light source in this horribly dark room. I was hesitant to touch it, it was. . . interesting, it was as if it took control of my mind as I soon found myself holding the glass sphere in my hands. The sphere was cold despite how bright it was shining. My eyes opened wide in shock in what I was seeing. Before I could drop it, the light expanded as never before and engulfed me in brightness.

My eyes slowly opened I had to blink a few times for my vision to clear. I was in a hospital. I looked around. The thing was, there was a lot of high techs. So, it could not be a hospital. “So, the mystery girl wakes up” smirked a haughty looking woman, she had ebony dark hair and was very tall and skinny. I did not know what to say seeing her I was worried she might take me away from my parents. “What’s your name girl?” She asked in kinder tone she sat down on the blue fluffy cushion next to me. I cleared my throat “Aurelia” I replied hesitantly. The lady smiled “Hello, Aurelia I am Ms. Dark. Ebony Dark. I am the head of the supernatural abilities' agency otherwise known as SAA.”

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I opened the old wooden door and stepped into the room. It was dark and smelled like dust. But what caught my eye was the strange glowing object on the table. I had never seen anything like it before….

As I stepped forward to let my fingertips touch it, I heard a faint scream coming from outside the door. I knew I had no more time left. Hesitating, I saw a twinkle of little sparkles floating above the glowing light. I was amazed. The glowing object wasn’t that light, it was vague, but strong enough to see. I kneeled onto the floor to get a closer look. It smelled like burnt rubber, and was lightly covered in dust, so it must have been old. At the entrance to this dark room, a shadow appeared, it looked kind of deformed; inhuman. Whispers awoke the room. I had no choice. I slightly brushed off the dust on this object, and I was surprised on what I saw, I would have never expected it. Tiny trees, fallen snow, and a happy snowman where in the object – it was a snow globe. Standing back up, I heard heavy footsteps coming closer, and closer to the bunker. I grabbed the globe without hesitation, and put it carefully in a small, leather handbag. The snow globe stopped glowing, but I ignored it. I heard a small creek in the door. A million thoughts flashed before my eyes. My heart was beating so fast I thought I would explode. I pushed my hair back and hid behind a squeaky cupboard that the globe was sitting on. There was a round, clear, mark left on the table, from where the globe was. I prayed and said any last few words to myself, trying not to make a sound or even breath. The door opened, and I clenched myself into a tiny ball and closed my eyes shut. The mysterious figure peaked over the cupboard I was hidden behind. The snow globe in my bag suddenly lit up again, and the figure disappeared.

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I opened the old wooden door and entered the room, which was dark and smelt of dust, but what caught my attention was the strange luminous object on the table, which I had never seen before. It flickered faintly, casting strange, changing shadows across the room.
I approached it, drawn to it even though I didn't want to get close. The object was small, no bigger than a grapefruit, but its surface was covered in strange wavy patterns that seemed to flicker and change when I wasn't looking directly at them. As my hand approached the object, I felt a cold tingle run up my arm, and the glow intensified, as if reacting to my presence.
A voice, quiet but insistent, grazed my mind: ‘He's woken up.’
Before I could move back, the object shifted, sliding closer to me, as if pulled by an invisible force. The light suddenly went out.

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I opened the old wooden door and stepped into the room. It was dark and smelled like dust. But what caught my eye was the strange glowing object on the table. I had never seen anything like it before. It pulsed with an unsettling brightness, resembling a tiny crystal. It took me a while to decide whether to touch it. But I reached out to pick it up because I was so curious. The room seemed to tremble as the light brightened the moment my fingers touched the surface.

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I opened the old wooden door and stepped into the room. It was dark and smelled like dust. But what caught my eye was the strange glowing object on the table. I had never seen anything like it before. It pulsed with an otherworldly light, casting shifting shadows on the walls. Drawn to it, I reached out. The moment my fingers touched the surface, the object jerked upward, and a sharp crack of energy jolted through me. The room trembled. "Don't!" a voice suddenly rasped from the doorway. I spun around to see a shadowy figure step into the room, their faces hidden. You’ve awakened it, they said, eyes glowing faintly. And now it’s too late. The object flashed, and the air grew thick with a low hum. I tried to back away, but something seemed to pull me toward it. "Run," the figure urged, "before it finds you." But the door slammed shut. The object’s light grew brighter, and I realized: there was no escaping now.

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I opened the old wooden door and stepped into the room.It was dark and smelled like dust .But what caught my eye was the strange glowing object on the table .I had never seen anything like it before like it before. It was small, about the size of a grapefruit, and pulsed with an eerie, soft blue light. The glow seemed to shift and swirl within the object, like a living thing trapped inside a translucent shell. The surface was smooth, yet there was something almost… liquid about it, as though the object might change shape if touched. I couldn’t tell if it was glass or stone—or something else entirely.The table it sat on was covered in dust, except for a small circle where the object rested, as if the table had once been disturbed only by the presence of whatever this thing was. The rest of the room was cluttered, but in an oddly organized way, as if someone had deliberately left the room in disarray, but had also taken care not to leave too many traces of their presence.Then suddenly this object just disappeared only leaving behind dust.

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I opened the old wooden door and stepped into the room. It was dark and smelled like dust. But what caught my eye was the strange glowing object on the table. I had never seen anything like it before. It felt magical and somehow mysterious. As I stepped towards it; it seemed to pull me towards it. My heart stopped. I couldn’t resist the invisible force. That’s when my friend Abby opened the door. I screamed but the words would come out of my mouth. Abby ran towards me; it was too late. I was now trapped in another dimension like going through a portal. That’s when I heard a loud thud; it was Abby. She too was trapped in a loophole in time. Trapped for eternity...

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I opened the old wooden door and stepped into the room. It was dark and smelled like dust. But what caught my eye was the strange glowing object on the table. I had never seen anything like it before. The glowing light was so enticing, like it was inviting me to come to it, but as I was coming closer and closer the glow was reducing, like it was shy and did not want to be seen. As I came close to it, it stopped glowing completely. The only thing that I saw there was an old, dusty paperweight. It was my great grandfather's old paperweight that he had bought in one of his travels. What was interesting, that after that travel he was looking strange, and was saying something quietly when no one saw him, well, at least he thought so. One day he went to his room and never came back. Since that day, nobody had walked in that room ever again, until today. I took the paperweight in my hand and examined it. It was just a regular paperweight with a little castle in it. Suddenly, the castle started to glow. The glow was getting stronger and stronger, until the whole room was full of light and I could not see anything...

I opened my eyes. I was lying on grass. After my eyes got used to the sun, I stood up. That was a giant grass field, where I could see nothing for kilometers, except a gigantic castle, lonely standing there.

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I blew off the crusty dust on it. It was pretty old. It looked like a crystal ball.

I looked at the back of this mysterious-looking object and found a label saying luminous fors

Curiously i went online and typed in luminous fors, only to find out that it was a crystal ball from ancient times with a girl trapped inside of it, but people say it was juts a myth.

I was beginning to second-guess myself, asking myself questions such as, "What do I do?" Should I tap on it three times?" What will happen if I do?"

I stuffed the crustal ball inside of my backpack, not knowing what would happen next.

I left the abandoned house and put on my helmet, riding my bicycle back to my house, which was five minutes away.

I opened the door and stormed in, sprinting to my bedroom. I opened the backpack and placed it on my bed. I tapped three times.

"Hello," said a girl. "Who said that?"

I gasped and jumped backward. "It wasn't a myth." "Who are you?" "Please help me, please free me," said the girl.

The crystal ball stopped glowing, and I was confused about what had just happened.

I drove back to the abandoned house and placed it where it was left before never touching it again…

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