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A list of questions used to collect information from people
Questionnaire
A regular pattern of sounds or movement, especially in music or speech
Rhythm
An agreement where both sides give up something
Compromise
To say that someone has done something wrong
Accuse
To stay away from something or try not to do it
Avoid
Special or expensive, often used for something elegant or for a special occasion
To continue doing something or keep something in good condition
Maintain
To help someone or agree with them
Support
To make someone feel uncomfortable or ashamed
Embarrass
The state something is in, or a situation that must be true for something else to happen
Condition
To change or adjust something so it suits someone’s needs
accommodate
So important that you cannot manage without it
Indispensable
To give special importance to something
Emphasize
To try to reach an agreement through discussion
Negotiate
Repeated unwanted behavior that annoys or upsets someone
Harassment
A pause before doing something because you are unsure
Hesitation
A person with expert knowledge and a deep appreciation of something
Connoisseur
Playfully causing small problems or trouble (often children)
Mischievous
A strong decision to continue doing something
Commitment
So strong or intense that it is hard to deal with
Overwhelming
To replace something older or less effective
Supersede
Knowing that something exists or is important
Awareness
Continuing to do something despite difficulties
Perseverance
Very careful, responsible, and doing things properly
Conscientious
The way you see or understand something
Perception