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Prominent
standing out, highly visible, or widely recognized and significant
Disposition
a person's usual mood or temperament
Nurturers
designated individuals who care for newborn children
Release
unconditional love, sacrifice, and final peace
Apprehensive
feeling worried, nervous, or fearful about something that is going to happen or something in the near future
Awed
feeling great respect, wonder, or amazement, mixed with a little fear or shyness
Family Unit
strictly regulated household group controlled by the community's government rather than through marriage or actual/natural birth
Recreation
any activity done for enjoyment or relaxation during free time rather than as a necessity or job
Chastise
severely punish someone
Remorse
a strong, painful feeling of deep guilt and sadness for doing something wrong
Bewilderment
a mental state of complete confusion and bafflement
Leisurely
acting or proceeding without haste, in a relaxed and slow way
Invariably
describes something that does not change and happens predictably every time
Gravitating
being moved toward or feeling naturally attracted to a place, person, or thing
Rehabilitation
the process of restoring someone or something to a healthy, good, or normal state of life, function, or condition
Dwellings
a building, structure, or place of shelter where a person lives and sleeps
Disquieting
causing worry, anxiety, unease, or disturbance to a person's peace of mind
Infraction
a legal offense, defined as breaking a minor rule, law, or local ordinance
Interdependence
the state of two or more people, things, or groups depending on each other
Emblem
a symbol or design that represents a particular idea, group, or quality
Indulgently
in a way that allows oneself or someone else to enjoy a pleasure or desire, often with leniency or generosity
Reprieve
a temporary relief or delay from something difficult, painful, or punishing
Inadequate
not enough, or not good enough, for a particular purpose
Relinquish
to willingly give up or let go of something, such as a right, possession, or control
Exasperated
feeling intense irritation or frustration, often after repeated annoyance or difficulty
Profound
very great or intense; showing deep insight, knowledge, or emotional depth
Aptitude
a natural ability or talent for learning or doing something well
Meticulously
in a way that shows great attention to detail and careful precision
Impose
to force something (a rule, belief, burden, or oneself) onto others, often without their consent
Prestige
widespread respect, admiration, or status earned through achievement, quality, or reputation
Piecemeal (PEES-mee-uhl)
Doing, making, or handling something piece by piece, gradually, or in small stages rather than all at once or according to a single unified plan
Kinship (KIN-ship)
The relationship between members of the same family or a deep feeling of closeness and similarity shared with others
Benign (bih-NINE)
Gentle, harmless, or non-cancerous
Annex (AN-eks)
Something attached, appended, or added to a larger structure, document, or territory
Alcove (AL-kohv)
A small, recessed section of a room, wall, or garden that is partially enclosed on three sides and open on the fourth, without a full door