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TermDefinition
Marvellous Extremely good or wonderful; causing great wonder or astonishment.
Hurricane (Metaphorical) Something that causes chaos or moves with great force and speed.
Clatter A loud noise made by hard objects knocking together.
Verdict A decision or opinion given about something, especially after careful consideration.
Leap To make a long or high jump.
Trembling Shaking involuntarily, typically as a result of anxiety, excitement, or weakness.
Escorted Accompanied by someone to protect, guard, or show the way.
Morsels Small amounts or pieces of something, especially food.
Procession A line of people or vehicles moving along slowly, especially as part of a ceremony.
Fluster To make someone nervous or confused, especially by making them hurry.
Tremendously To a very great degree; extremely.
Seizing Taking or grabbing something suddenly and forcibly.
Swarms A large group of people or insects, especially when moving quickly in the same direction.
Comprehension The ability to understand something; understanding.
Infer To deduce or conclude information from evidence and reasoning rather than explicit statements.
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