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Trapped in a Cave

TermDefinition
comrade A comrade is a close friend you spend a lot of time with because, for example, you work together, belong to the same organization,
confound As it is used in the article, confound means “to throw a person into confusion.” Visiting a new place might confound you until you learn your way around.
current As it is used in the article, current means “a body of air or water moving continuously in a certain direction, especially through a surrounding body of water or air in
junction A junction is the point where two or more things meet. Traffic lights are located at the junction of two roads.
meditate To meditate is to calm and focus the mind for a period of time. Some people meditate by sitting silently, closing their eyes, and focusing on their breath. People often meditate to reduce stress or for spiritual reasons.
recede To recede is to move back or away, or to become smaller or weaker.
stalactite A stalactite is an icicle-shaped chunk of rock that hangs down from the ceiling of a cave. It is formed by water and minerals slowly dripping down through the cave ceiling.
torrential A torrent is a large amount of liquid flowing rapidly and violently. A torrent of lava might flow down the side of a volcano. Torrents of rain can make it difficult to see through a windshield.
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