Beauty of form or movement; a short prayer; an extra period to do or pay something
grace
To make known; to open to view; to leave unprotected
expose
To force someone to accept or put up with; to take unfair advantage of
impose
A person who expects things to turn out badly
pressimist
Not thinking too highly of oneself; simple; not fancy
modest
To go to or be present at
attend
To surprise; to amaze
astound
To make an agreement that has the force of law. 2. To get; to come to have. 3. To make or become smaller. n. An agreement that has the force of law.
contract
Wanting very much; with a great deal of enthusiasm, wanting
eager
Lively, quick, busy, moving a lot
active
To cling to an idea, to take good care of, to love
cherish
To stop all movement; to make helpless or powerless
paralyze
Lying in the same direction and always the same distance apart
parallel
To answer
respond
To say aloud before an audience, usually from memory
recite