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allevitate
SYNONYM: LESSEN |
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to make more bearable; to ease the pain
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| Similar or parallel in certain ways |
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| to take apart; disassemble; to strip of furnishing or equipment |
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Distraught
SYNONYM:anxious, frantic |
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| Extremly troubled or agitatedd; worried |
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| a sleep-like condition during which life processes slow down |
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meticulous
SYNONYM: exact, fastidious
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| Extremely or excessively careful about details. |
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| not clear; foggy, hazy; dark or gloomy |
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| excessive admiration of ones self; self love |
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Squabble
SYNONYM: quarrel, bicker |
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| to enage in minor quarrel; to argue noisly over a small matter |
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Animosity
SYNONYM: ill, will |
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| hatred or hostility that is shown open |
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| the condition of being anonymous |
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| to flow or fall, as the tide does |
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effervescent
SYNONYM:vivacious |
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| tending to avoid; hard to capture |
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| anyone or anything which seems to b the cause of someones downfall or defeat |
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| favoritism shown in high places to relatives or close friends |
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nonchalant
SYNONYM: blase |
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| ecarefree and causually unconcencered or seeming so |
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| the state of showing care or concern |
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