to give information using words
TELL (verb – irregular)
to communicate a message or feeling without speaking directly
CONVEY (verb)
when someone looks at something else and is not paying attention, they keep looking away
DISTRACTED (adjective)
not feeling relaxed or at ease in a situation
UNCOMFORTABLE (adjective)
feeling upset and unhappy, often because of stress or problems
DISTRESSED (adjective)
to hide something so others cannot see it
CONCEAL (verb)
to show something through actions, body language, or signs
INDICATE (verb)
a feeling that shows you do not approve of something
DISAPPROVAL (noun)
a feeling of worry about a person or situation
CONCERN (noun)
to give the idea that something is true, without saying it clearly
SUGGESTS (verb)
to seem or give the impression of something
LOOK AS IF (verb phrase)
feeling worried or unsure about yourself
INSECURE (adjective)
acting in a way that protects yourself from criticism or attack
DEFENSIVE (adjective)
to seem to be something, especially based on what you see
APPEAR (verb)
An expression to say that something will take a long time to change
Don´t hold your breath
