(verb) To make someone feel shy, uncomfortable, or ashamed
to embarrass
(noun) The feeling of being shy, uncomfortable, or ashamed
embarrassment
(noun) When something gets better
improvement
(noun) The answer to a problem
solution
(adjective) To believe in yourself that you can do it. Feeling sure about yourself and your abilities
confident
(verb) To like something and think it is nice or fun
to enjoy
(noun/adj) A young person who is growing into an adult; a teenager
adolescent
(verb) to join two or more things together
to connect
(noun) The time in life when you develop from a child into an adult
adolescence
(verb) To make something better, or to become better
to improve
(adjective) able to do things for yourself
independent
(noun) Something that joins two or more things
connection
(verb) To find an answer to a problem
to solve
(verb) To make something clear or easy to understand by talking about it
to explain
(noun) when you are allowed to do something
permission
(noun) an angry talk between people who disagree about something
argument
(noun) The feeling of liking something and having fun
enjoyment
(verb) to allow someone to do something or to let something happen
to permit
(adjective) not the same as another person or thing
different
(verb) to speak angrily with someone because you do not agree with them
to argue
(verb) to be not the same as something else
to differ
(noun) the ability to live your life without being helped or influenced by other people
independence
(noun) a way that people or things are not the same
difference
(noun) The feeling of being sure about yourself
confidence
(noun) The reasons you give to make something clear
explanation