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2. exclusion
The exclusion of Sally from the basketball team made her upset. The act or process of excluding or omitting.

3. harsh, unfair acts or demands by a government or someone in charge
oppression
Many citizens fled oppression from the cruel ruler.
harsh, unfair acts or demands by a government or someone in charge

4. physical, mental or emotional strain
tension
Don't put too much tension on that rope or it will break.
stretching
I could feel the tension in the exam room as I waited for the doctor.
physical, mental or emotional strain

5. Moving forward in an orderly way
procession
At seven o'clock, the procession of the band began.
Moving forward in an orderly way

6. visionary
A truly great inventor, such as Henry Ford, is not simply an inventor, but a visionary.
a person with a unique capability to predict what will become important in the future.

7. delusion
He had given himself delusions of greatness when he was just an ordinary painter.
The belief in something false or not real.

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9. obsession
My obsession with the latest video game is taking time away from my homework and chores.
Something that preoccupies one's mind or emotions excessively

10. physical, mental or emotional strain
tension
Don't put too much tension on that rope or it will break.
stretching
I could feel the tension in the exam room as I waited for the doctor.
physical, mental or emotional strain

11. Consent to do something from someone in charge
permission
I asked the teacher for permission to hand in my homework late.
With your permission, I'd love to take your dog for a walk.
Consent to do something from someone in charge

12. process of pressing down on or together
compression
The underlying layers of rock were flattened by compression.
process of pressing down on or together

13. Admitting/ telling the truth
confession
He felt bad about tricking his friend and decided to make a confession.
Admitting/ telling the truth