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2. A difficult, challenging, or adverse situation or condition that someone is facing, often characterized by hardship or distress.
6. To hinder or obstruct the movement or progress of something; to impede or interfere with an action or process.
7. To show something to be false or contradict; to reveal the true nature of something, often by presenting evidence that contradicts an appearance.
9. The act of depicting or representing someone or something in a particular way, often through art, writing, or performance; an interpretation or description of a character or situation.
10. A disagreement or argument; a point of dispute or a claim made in an argument that is often contested.

1. To point out or show something; to signify or suggest a particular condition, situation, or action.
3. Lacking confidence or assurance; uncertain and anxious about oneself, often feeling vulnerable or exposed to potential harm or failure.
4. A quantitative relationship between two numbers or amounts, often expressed as a fraction, indicating how many times one value contains or is contained within the other.
5. Evoking a strong sense of sadness, emotion, or regret; deeply affecting or touching in a way that stirs feelings.
8. To fail to achieve a passing grade in a course or exam; to perform poorly in a test or evaluation.