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It is believed that women are more <caring> than men in general. start learning
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Calm down and try to speak in a <coherent> way. start learning
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What is your <view> on this awkward situation? start learning
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They <considered> it for a long time before deciding. start learning
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New hobbies never <engage> Simon for long, he soon finds new ones. start learning
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He becomes aggressive in his <fits> of temper. start learning
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They <appreciated> his thoughtfulness. start learning
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I can't <enjoy> the sunshine since my skin is so pale. start learning
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"I don't remember much from the party" he admitted with disarming <frankness>. start learning
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You shouldn't have answered so <abruptly> to his polite question. start learning
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Jack seems a bit reserved at first but he really is an <awfully nice> man. start learning
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Rose's <frailty> was a source of constant worry to her parents. start learning
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Undoubtedly, one of the most significant problems facing modern societies is functional <illiteracy>. start learning
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Most people want <inner> peace. start learning
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I know Simon - he's a nice <chap>. start learning
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He is a <straightforward> person and won't mind you asking him personal questions. start learning
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He's so <clumsy> that he drops everything. start learning
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He listened to her complaints with <evident> weariness. start learning
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Brian suffers from claustrophobia which means that he is <frightened> of small spaces. start learning
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You <bastard>! How could you do this to me! start learning
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I'm not interested in all the <petty> details. start learning
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He <jumped for joy> after he found out he was the winner. start learning
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They <mocked> us and our culture. start learning
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Only a <coolheaded> person can be a good negotiator. start learning
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The problems he can't resolve just <frustrate> him. start learning
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People often took advantage of her <goodness>. start learning
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I've never <experienced> a real tragedy in my life. start learning
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He gave me a <black look>, obviously irritated with my question. start learning
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Her disappearance caused him great <anxiety>. start learning
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No <sane> man would ever do such a stupid thing! start learning
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She was full of <remorse> for what she had said. start learning
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Your hands are <rough> from the cold. start learning
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Her opinions about people are very <subjective> and you shouldn't trust her judgement too much. start learning
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A lack of cultural knowledge can <hamper> communication between people of different nationalities. start learning
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You've made a <courageous> decision. start learning
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We find the accused, guilty of this <monstrous> crime! start learning
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He is a bit <cranky>, maybe he's not feeling too well. start learning
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He did not expect that the change would be <for the better>. start learning
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Her <self-assurance> is justified. start learning
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He wasn't <remorseful> at all although it was clear it was all his fault. start learning
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