you are annoyed or tired of it and have reached a point of frustration

unexpected or comes as a surprise

being discovered in the act of doing something wrong

reasonably priced and within the financial means of many people

family members who lived before you, usually those from past generations like your grandparents, and beyond

having a variety of different elements, often representing a range of cultures, backgrounds, or ideas

experiencing a sense of comfort or release from worry or stress

to become extremely angry or lose one's temper (idiom)

to feel worried, interested, or troubled about it

a traditional story or belief, often involving gods, heroes, or supernatural beings, used to explain aspects of the world or customs, and may not necessarily be based on historical facts

an idiomatic expression for feeling sad or depressed

to be extremely frightened or paralyzed with fear about it

areas located in the countryside or outside urban centres