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tireless
never getting tired or giving up when working hard
unquestioning
showing absolute loyalty or trust
accepting things without doubt or asking questions
faithful servant
reliable, trustworthy, loyal something/someone that helps or serves another
with good grace
without complaining or showing annoyance
in a pleasant and willing manner
“We accept this with good grace because they are only robots and we are the superior ones”
superior
higher on rank or status
of higher quality or excellence
located above or higher in position
“We are the superior ones”
notion
general idea or concept about something
personal opinion or belief
whimsical or fanciful idea
“He had a notion to travel the world”
flaw
imperfection in an object or material
defect or weakness in a person’s character
defect in a legal document
outraged
feeling intense anger at something unjust
experiencing shock and anger due to an offense
“The community was outraged by the scandal”
undaunted
showing courage and determination despite difficulties (s. fearless, brave)
“Undaunted by failure, she tried again”
come to terms with
accept a difficult situation emotionally
“She came to terms with her loss”
Resolve a disagreement or conflict
“They came to terms with their differences”
objective
n. goal or aim that one strives to achieve
“Her main objective is to finish the project”
adj. relating to a goal or aim
“The objective criteria were clearly defined for the project”
confine
limit activities or actions to a certain scope
“She confined her research to local history”
prevent something from spreading beyond a place
“Efforts were made to confine the fire to one building”
devise
v. plan or create something using intellect
n. plan or scheme for achieving something
“Her devise for improving efficiency was well-received by the team”
fascination
state of being intensely interested or delighted
something that causes intense interest or delight
get out of hand
escalate beyond acceptable limits
become uncontrollable or unmanageable
“The party started to get out of hand after midnight”