(adjective) very strong
intense
(verb) to decide that something is true after considering all information
conclude
(verb) to make something better and able to do more things
upgrade
(phrase) to endure; to experience
go through
(adjective) very bad; very serious
severe
(verb) to look after your children and help them grow
raise
(noun) the feeling of happiness, enjoyment, or satisfaction
pleasure
(phrase) to be able to see the difference between things
tell apart
(noun) the feeling of being happy, interested, or eager
excitement
(phrase) to manage; to handle
Deal with
(verb) to legally end your marriage to someone
divorce
(noun) a person you work with
colleague
(noun) the point at which one thing stops and another thing starts
boundary
(noun) a possibility of something bad, unpleasant, or dangerous happening
risk
(verb) to know and understand something
realize
(noun) a benefit you get for doing something good or helpful
reward
(adjective) relating to parts of cells you get from your parents that determine how you look, grow, and develop
genetic
(verb) to legally become the caregiver of someone
adopt
(verb) to unwillingly agree that something is true
admit
(noun) when something happens at the same time or place, or to the same people
coincidence