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compulsion (n.)
 Definition: a very strong feeling of waiting to do something, especially a feeling that you cannot control
 Ex. He will do his homework only by compulsion.

ecstatic (a.)
 Definition: extremely happy or pleased
 Ex. I was ecstatic after taking a picture with my favorite singer.

desolate (v.)
 Definition: empty 
 Ex. They were sent to a desolate island.

mourn (v.)
 Definition: to feel extremely sad because someone has dead, and to express this in public 
 Ex. We mourned for the people that sacrificed in the war.

wail (v.)
 Definition: to shout or cry with a long high sound to show that you are in pain or are very sad
 Ex. They wailed for their failure.

decisive (a.)
 Definition: making the final result of a situation completely certain
 Ex. This is the decisive moment of the game.

remark (v.) 
 Definition: to say a few words that give the facts or your opinion about something
 Ex. He remarked on the difference between these two characters.

damn (v.)
 Definition: to criticize someone or something extremely severely
 Ex. They damned the picture severely on the Internet.

evidently (adv.)
 Definition: used for saying that something is obvious
 Ex. He is evidently not happy about what she's saying.

stiff (a.)
 Definition: firm and difficult to move
 Ex. I'm stiff because I seldom exercise.

pantry (n.)
 Definition: a small room for restoring food, usually next to the kitchen
 Ex. The dead body was found in the pantry.

incredulous (a.)
 Definition: not able to believe something, or not wanting to believe it
 Ex. They were incredulous of what I said.

erect (a.)
 Definition: in a straight upright position
 Ex. They stand erect in from of the door.

accentuate (v.)
 Definition: to emphasize something, or to make it more noticeable
 Ex. The cloth accentuated his personality.

cadet (n.)
 Definition: a young person who is training to be someone
 Ex. He worked as a cadet at our school.

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