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Example:The storm brought a sudden hail which shattered the windows.

Definition:a violent shower of rain often accompanied by thunder and lightning, and frequently accompanied by hailstones.

Example:During the summer, the house could get very hot and stuffy.

Definition:the sensation produced by the application of warmth to the skin.

Example:For many people, their home is the most important thing in their life.

Definition:a place where one lives permanently, especially as a member of a family or household.

Example:We had to hide in the bushes so that we wouldn't be spotted by the guards.

Definition:to place or keep (someone or something) out of sight and usually in a safe place or away from someone or something that is likely to cause danger or difficulty.

Example:She composed a hymn for the anniversary of the village church.

Definition:a glorious work of art.

Example:The eagle soared high in the blue sky.

Definition:situated, occurring, or done at or from a considerable distance above a surface or base.

Example:Every Sunday, the congregation sang hymns in church.

Definition:a song of praise to God or other deities.

Example:There was a hitch in the schedule that caused the final event to be postponed.

Definition:a difficulty or obstacle, especially in the course of action.

Example:When the referee didn't call a penalty, he let out a huff of frustration.

Definition:a loud burst of breath, typically showing annoyance or anger, and comparative to a term expressing a short, forceful exhale.

Example:After a few months of being single, she decided to get married to someone just to have a stable life, which could be seen as a form of urgency in finding a spouse.

Definition:marry in a hurry to someone after a short time of knowing them.