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| To do something with caution; carefully |
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| Feeling compassion or sympathy |
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| Feeling of ill will that lasts a long time |
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| Characterized by words that mean the opposite of what they seem to say and make fun of something or somebody to express irritation. |
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| Unable or unwilling to believe something or completely unconvinced by it. |
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| Acting in a brave manner. |
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| Being removed or disinterested. |
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| Uncooperative and irritable |
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| To give in without complaining. |
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| Feeling, expressing, or demonstrating a strong dislike or utter lack of respect for somebody or something. |
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| Anxious or fearful, uneasy |
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| Keep safe, guarding yourself from danger or harm. |
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| Openly bold and resisting to authority. |
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| A strong feeling, without a rational basis, that a particular thing is good to happen. |
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| Not willing to do something. |
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| Showing the characteristics of being alive. |
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| Feeling anger by something unjust. |
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| Permanent or long lasting. |
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| Adapting oneself to prevailing standards. |
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| To control or influence somebody in a devious way. |
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| to spread out; send out energy. |
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| Someone who violates rules. |
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| Slow to believe something. |
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| Shrewd possessing intelligence |
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| Not being mentally alert. |
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| Showing embarrassment as a result of having done something awkward or wrong. |
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| Having or showing great wisdom, especially that gained from long experience of life. |
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| Calm and unconcerned about things. |
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| Showing anger or aggression. |
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