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compelling def
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Sentence: This game is so compelling I can't get off it!
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The the most engrossing game i've played in years lol!

did i use the word properly?
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can dove soap get rid of ache?
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not ache pubetry bumps!
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What about ice
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Compelling is an adjective used to describe something that is very interesting, convincing, or persuasive. It captures one's attention and commands interest or attention. A compelling argument, story, or piece of art stands out as highly engaging or captivating.
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In this sentence, "compelling" is used to convey how gripping or engrossing the game is, to the point that the person finds it difficult to stop playing.
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Yes, you used the word "engrossing" properly in your sentence. It means the same as "compelling" in this context, emphasizing how captivating and absorbing the game is to you.
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Dove soap is primarily a skincare product that is advertised as gentle and moisturizing. While it may help to cleanse the skin, Dove soap alone may not be effective in getting rid of acne. Acne is a complex skin condition that can have various causes, such as hormonal factors, bacteria, inflammation, and clogged pores. Treating acne typically requires a comprehensive approach that may involve using specific acne-fighting ingredients, maintaining a good skincare routine, and possibly consulting with a dermatologist for personalized treatment options.
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If you are referring to puberty-related bumps, commonly known as acne or pimples, Dove soap alone may not provide a complete solution for getting rid of them. While gentle cleansers like Dove soap can help remove excess oil and dirt from the skin, treating acne often requires additional measures like using acne-fighting ingredients such as benzoyl peroxide or salicylic acid, practicing good skincare habits, and potentially consulting a dermatologist for appropriate treatment options. It's important to understand that individual results may vary, and it's always a good idea to consult with a healthcare professional for personalized advice.
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Ice, when applied topically, can help temporarily reduce inflammation and redness associated with acne. It can provide a numbing effect and potentially calm irritated skin. However, ice alone is unlikely to eliminate acne or treat the underlying causes of acne. It can be used as a complementary treatment alongside other acne-fighting measures, such as topical medications, proper skincare routine, and a healthy lifestyle. It's always best to consult with a dermatologist for a comprehensive acne treatment plan tailored to your specific needs.