dungeon
Pronunciation: [ˈdʌn.dʒən]
Word
Context: “fantasy”
(noun) a dark and gloomy room or underground space, often used for holding prisoners or hiding treasures in stories and games. It’s like a scary cave where people or monsters might live.
Example
In the game, they bravely entered the dungeon to find the hidden treasure.
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Many people felt the dungeon was too dark and scary to explore.
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What kind of creatures do you think live in that dungeon?
Context: “games”
(noun) a challenging place or environment in board games, video games, or role-playing games where players complete quests or defeat enemies. It’s a fun location where you can go on adventures.
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The players were excited to discover new challenges in the dungeon during the game.
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They all agreed that the dungeon was not very interesting this time.
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What level are you currently at in the dungeon?
Context: “historical”
(noun) a prison cell or underground holding area, especially from historical times. It is where people might be kept and can be quite scary and uncomfortable.
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In the history lesson, we learned how prisoners lived in dungeons long ago.
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The story did not describe any dungeons, focusing more on the heroes.
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What kind of punishments were given to those in the dungeon?
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