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  • Feeling uneasy or worried about what may happen.
    Anxious
  • Remove clothing or depart quickly, like an airplane leaving the ground.
    Take off
  • Intensely afraid or frightened.
    Intensely afraid or frightened.
  • Calculate the total or combine numbers or amounts to find a sum.
    Add up
  • Postpone or delay doing something.
    Put off
  • Yield or surrender to someone else's demands or requests.
    Give in
  • Continue or proceed with something, especially after a delay or interruption.
    Get on with
  • Extinguish a fire or make an effort to help or accommodate someone.
    Put out
  • Showing understanding or compassion towards others' feelings or situations.
    Sympathetic
  • Firmly committed to achieving a goal or purpose.
    Determined
  • Increase the amount, quantity, or value of something.
    Add to
  • Anxious or nervous, often due to stress or anticipation.
    Tense
  • Emotionally stirred or touched by a situation or experience.
    Moved
  • eeling at ease after a worry or difficulty has passed.
    Relieved
  • Retrieve or rescind something said or given, or return to a previous place or condition.
    Take back
  • Stop doing something, especially when it's challenging or difficult.
    Give up
  • Thrilled
    Extremely excited and happy about something.
  • Successfully communicate or make someone understand an idea or message.
    Get across
  • Resemble or have similar traits to someone, usually a family member.
    Take after
  • Test or use something to see if it works or suits your needs.
    Try out
  • Having a determined character, not easily swayed.
    Strong-willed
  • Put on clothing to see if it fits or looks good.
    Try on
  • Extremely scared or paralyzed with fear.
    Petrified
  • Fail to take advantage of an opportunity or experience.
    Miss out
  • Having empathy and comprehension of others' feelings or perspectives.
    Understanding
  • Hurt or upset due to something disrespectful or unjust.
    Offended
  • Store or place something in its designated location
    Put away
  • Recover from an illness, setback, or emotional difficulty.
    Get over
  • Offended or hurt by something disrespectful or offensive.
    Insulted
  • Extremely pleased or happy about something.
    Delighted
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