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All Summer in a Day - Beginner Level

TermDefinitionSentence
Immense Extremely large; too great to be measured easily. The silence that followed the stopping of the rain was so immense that the children instinctively reached up to check whether their ears still worked.
Savored Enjoyed something slowly and with great pleasure. For two hours, the children savored every second of warmth, knowing it would be seven long years before they felt it again.
Frail Weak and delicate; easily hurt. Margot was so frail that a strong gust of wind seemed like it could carry her away entirely.
Solemn Serious and quiet, showing respect or sorrow. The children walked back down the hall in solemn silence, not one of them willing to look at the others.
Vital Extremely important; absolutely necessary. It was vital to Margot that her family take her back to Earth — she could not survive another seven years without the sun.
Muffled Made quieter or less clear; dampened. Behind the locked closet door, Margot's cries grew fainter and more muffled until at last they could no longer be heard.
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