Part of speech
a leaf, stipule, appendage, or stem modified into a slender spirally coiling sensitive organ or serving to attach a climbing plant to a stable support
NOUN, TENDRIL
variant in character or type. not uniform
heterogeneous, synonym of motley
to pay no attention to and treat as insignificant, or neglect
disregard, antonym to tend
to devote oneself to punishment or amendment for ones sins
repent, the base form of the present participle repenting
gives the reader a feeling of worry or anxiety and fear, as well as sadness
remorseful
To care for with support in growth.
Tend, Verb
to care for and encourage the development and growth of something
nurture synonym to tend
staying the same in all cases or situations.
Uniform, motley antonym
a feeling of regret or a change of perspective about something, that leads to a change of actions
repentance, Nominalization of repent, abstract noun
gives the reader a sensation of moral or spiritual relief, as well as harsh and empathetic feelings
repenting
feeling regret or guilt for you actions
Remorseful, Adverb
to cause to sleep or relax in a soothing manner
lull, synonym to croon
to emit a loud, sharp cry, especially of pain, surprise, or delight; a shout.
a feeling of regret or guilt
remorse, noun version of remorseful
almost hope or possibility, and excitement
flints
Devoting oneself to punishment or amendment for wrongdoings in ones life.
verb, repenting
the state of being sorry and wanting to make up wrong doings
penitence, repenting synonym
without regret or remorse.
remorseless, repenting antonym
a tendency of regret or guilt in which someone acts
remorsefully, Adverb version of remorseful
a sensation of soothing or relaxation and calm
crooning
Motley, adjective
Incongruously crowded and made up of many different pieces
to express sorrow, mourning, or regret for often physically
lament, synonym to remorse
soft, rounded, plush, without sharpness
feather, antonym to flint
lull or soft, gentle tone of voice in song that soothes or relaxes
crooning, adjective form of croon
a feeling of pride or love
tend