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David, a diligent (hardworking; attentive and persistent) father, worked tirelessly in a bustling factory in the city’s industrial heart, while his wife Anna supplemented (added to; enhanced) their income with part-time work at a local store. Their children, bright and helpful, balanced school with household responsibilities, supporting the family’s collective struggle.
Despite the physical toll, David’s obsession (excessive preoccupation) with financial stability led him to take on night shifts, pushing himself to the brink of exhaustion. His determination was as profound (deep; intense) as his love for his creative, but it also made him reticent (reluctant to speak about his feelings) about the weariness (exhaustion; tiredness) that gradually overtook him.
One night, a catastrophic event tested David’s limits. A long-neglected, obsolete (outdated; no longer in use) machine malfunctioned, causing chaos. In his attempt to rescue a trapped coworker, a heavy beam shifted and pinned him, severely injuring him but sparing his life.
The accident left David facing a long recovery, reshaping his and his family’s life overnight. His community, stirred by the incident, rallied for better safety measures at the factory.
David’s journey through recovery was slow, but the ordeal (difficult experience; trial) brought his family closer. They supported him with unwavering love, honoring his sacrifice by adapting to their new reality with resilience and hope.
David’s story, a testament (proof; witness) to the unseen struggles of many, echoed a poignant (acutely distressing or painful) reminder of the personal costs of industrial labor.
Words you learned and Revised
diligent, supplemented, weariness, ordeal, obsession, profound, reticent, obsolete, poignant, testament
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