reveal
to make something known or show something that was hidden.
extent
the size, amount, or degree of something.
dear
loved or valued; can also mean “expensive.”
component
a part or element of a larger whole.
scenario
a possible situation or sequence of events.
unavoidable
impossible to prevent or escape.
extrovert
a person who is outgoing and enjoys being around people.
innate
existing from birth; natural, not learned.
capacity
the ability to do something; also means the maximum amount something can hold.
fulfillment
the feeling of satisfaction from achieving something.
tantrum
a sudden outburst of anger, often by a child.
predisposition
a tendency or likelihood to behave in a certain way or develop a certain condition.
bigotry
intolerance toward people who are different or hold different opinions.
bemused
confused, puzzled, or slightly amused.
revelation
a surprising fact or discovery that was previously unknown.
secular
not connected with religion or spiritual matters.
fervour
intense and passionate feeling.
refute
to prove that something is wrong or false.
tremble
to shake slightly, usually because of fear or cold.
obstinate
stubborn; refusing to change one’s mind or behavior.
make-believe
pretending something is real when it is not; imagination.
decay
to rot or break down over time.
perfunctory
done quickly and without care or interest.
retreat
to move back or withdraw, often from danger or difficulty.
