Cases of word usage

1) to keep or lead away a person unlawfully, especially by force (abduct)

2) a shaped piece of lead (to be) fired from a rifle or a revolver (bullet)

3) a building in which women (nuns) lead a religious life away from others (convent)

4) a building in which men (monks) lead a religious life away from others (monastery)

5) an instrument for drawing or writing, especially a wooden one containing lead or coloured wax (pencil)

6) (objects made of) a grey alloy of lead and tin (pewter)

7) a change in the moral attitude causing a person, to lead a new kind of life (rebirth)

8) a large sea-animal with short fur and wide flippers; a piece of wax, lead etc stamped with a design, attached to a document to show that it is genuine, or to a letter, packet, box, bottle, door etc to show that it has not been opened; something used to make an opening airtight or watertight (seal)

9) an instance of seducing or being seduced; something attractive that may lead a person to do or decide something (but often with no implication of doing wrong) (seduction)

10) to lead a dull life with little activity, thought or interest (vegetate)