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cause havoc
create a lot of trouble or damage
mind goes blank
suddenly can’t think of anything
appreciate your point of view
understand and respect your opinion
colour her judgement
influence her opinion (often unfairly)
pacing up and down
walking back and forth (often nervously)
underlying cause
the real or hidden reason for something
vaguely remember
remember something unclearly
agree up to a point
partly agree, but not completely
degree of uncertainty
level of doubt or lack of certainty
brisk walk
a quick, energetic walk
minimize the impact
reduce the effect or harm
blot out the memory
try to forget something completely
controversy exists
people disagree strongly about something
slight hesitation
a small pause before acting or speaking
pick her way cautiously
walk carefully, choosing each step
adverse effects
negative results or harmful effects
acute sense
very strong or sharp ability (like hearing or awareness)
poles apart
completely different
have second thoughts
start to doubt a decision
walking encyclopedia
a person who knows a lot of information
cause a sensation
create strong public interest or excitement
sensible person
someone who is practical and reasonable
make assumptions
form opinions without full information
the opportunity of a lifetime
a very rare and important chance
rush headlong into
do something quickly without thinking