Disapproval (n.)
The expression of negative judgment or opposition; refusal to approve something.
Spontaneous (adj.)
Occurring naturally, without planning or external influence;
arising from impulse or instinct.
Virgin
(adj.) In an untouched or original state; not yet used, developed, or altered.
(n.) A person who has never engaged in se_xual intercourse.
Afflict (vt.)
To cause physical or mental suffering; to trouble or torment persistently.
Gloomy (adj.)
Dark, dim, or poorly lit; feeling or causing sadness, despair, or pessimism.
Cancel (vt.)
To decide that a planned event or action will not proceed; to annul or invalidate.
Reproach
(n.) An expression of criticism or disapproval.
(vt.) To address someone in a way that expresses blame or disappointment.
Compartment (n.)
A separate section or partitioned space within a larger
structure (e.g., a train compartment).
Include (vt.)
To contain something as part of a whole; to incorporate or consider as part of a group.
Fluctuate (vi.)
To rise and fall irregularly in number, amount, or intensity; to vary unpredictably.
Warrant
(n.) An official authorization or document granting authority;
justification for an action.
(vt.) To justify or merit a particular action or belief.
Spacious (adj.)
Having ample space; large and roomy in area.
Surgeon (n.)
A medical professional specialized in performing surgical operations.
Wreck
(n.) The remains of something severely damaged or destroyed;
a person in poor physical or mental condition.
(vt.) To destroy or ruin severely.
Remote (adj.)
Located far away; isolated; having little connection or relevance;
unlikely or slight (e.g., a remote chance).
Rupture
(v.) To break or burst suddenly; to damage a relationship.
(n.) A breach or split in something (physical or abstract).