Words from the Film Review
| Word | Meaning | In a sentence |
| unwavering | never changing or becoming weaker | Her unwavering support helped him finish the race. |
| devotion | great love, care and support for someone or something | The nurse cared for her patients with real devotion. |
| commuter | a person who travels some distance to work on a regular basis | The morning bus is full of commuters heading into the city. |
| canine | of or about dogs; a dog | The police trained a canine unit to find missing people. |
| vendor | a person or company that sells goods or services | Fruit vendors line the road outside the bus park. |
| unyielding | not giving way; firm and determined | The climbers showed unyielding courage in the storm. |
| adaptation | the act of changing something to make it suitable for a new situation, such as a book or true story turned into a film | The series is an adaptation of a popular novel. |
| reinforce | to strengthen with some added piece, support or material | The story reinforces the idea that honesty pays. |
| cinematic | connected with films and how they are made | The cinematic use of light made the scene unforgettable. |
| pathos | the quality in a story that makes people feel pity or sadness | The final scene is full of pathos. |
| portray | to show or act a person or thing in a film, play or picture | The actor portrays a village teacher. |
| incredible | so amazing that it is hard to believe | The rescue was an incredible piece of luck. |
| passionate | having or showing strong feelings | She gave a passionate speech about clean rivers. |
| tender | gentle, kind and loving | The grandmother gave the baby a tender kiss. |
| sip | to drink slowly, a little at a time | He sipped his hot tea by the window. |
| champagne | a French sparkling white wine, drunk at celebrations | The guests raised glasses of champagne. |
| secular | not having any connection with religion | The school follows a secular timetable. |
| profanity | swearing; rude or offensive words | The film was cut to remove its profanities. |
| staple | a basic or usual part of something | Car chases are a staple of action films. |
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