1. Evil (adjective): Causing harm or destruction; wicked.

a. Example: The evil storm caused widespread damage.

2. Scowl (noun): An angry or bad-tempered expression.

a. Example: He gave a scowl when he saw the mess in the kitchen.

3. Approximations (noun): Rough estimates or educated guesses.

a. Example: The scientist made approximations of the experiment's results before

conducting it.

4. Gesturing (verb): Making movements with your hands or body to show or emphasize

something.

a. Example: He was gesturing towards the exit, indicating it was time to leave.

5. Resemble (verb): To look like or be similar to something or someone.

a. Example: This fabric resembles silk but is actually much cheaper.

6. Pioneers (noun): People who are among the first to do something, leading the way for

others.

a. Example: The pioneers of renewable energy have greatly influenced today's

technology.

7. Aspirations (noun): Strong desires or ambitions to achieve something significant.

a. Example: Her aspirations to become an artist inspired her to attend art school.

8. Apparent (adjective): Clearly visible or understood; obvious.

a. Example: The error in the report was apparent to everyone who read it.

9. Paradox (noun): A situation or statement that seems contradictory but may be true.

a. Example: The paradox of her kindness and strictness confused the students.

10. Frightening (adjective): Causing fear or alarm.

 a. Example: The haunted house was filled with frightening sounds.

11. Cross that line (phrase): To go beyond acceptable limits or rules.

a. Example: By cheating on the test, he really crossed that line.

12. Moral (adjective): Relating to principles of right and wrong behavior.

a. Example: The teacher emphasized the moral importance of telling the truth.

13. Harder to distinguish (phrase): More difficult to tell apart or recognize.

a. Example: As the fog thickened, the landmarks became harder to distinguish.