Feelings and Confidence
Feeling relaxed and comfortable, without worry.
What's AT EASE?
To let others use or have part of something you have.
What's TO SHARE?
To refuse to accept an offer, suggestion or proposal.
What's TO REJECT?
An adjective meaning extremely important to a situation or its success.
What's KEY?
In an earnest way, rather than joking.
What's SERIOUSLY?
Sure of your abilities or your chances of succeeding.
What's CONFIDENT?
To collect things together in one place.
What's TO GATHER?
To be convenient or appropriate for someone’s needs or preferences.
What's TO SUIT?
A description outlining the main features of a person, organisation or job.
What's PROFILE?
A two-word expression meaning deliberately rather than accidentally.
What's ON PURPOSE?
To suddenly feel so frightened that you cannot think or act calmly.
What's TO PANIC?
To investigate a topic carefully to discover information about it.
What's TO RESEARCH?
An effort to do something, especially something difficult.
What's ATTEMPT?
An obstacle that prevents progress, access or communication.
What's BARRIER?
A three-word expression meaning before a planned event or required time.
What's IN ADVANCE?
Worried or nervous about something that might happen.
What's ANXIOUS?
To direct your attention towards a particular subject or activity.
What's TO FOCUS ON?
To affect the way someone thinks, behaves or makes decisions.
What's TO INFLUENCE?
A concept involving identities, roles and expectations associated with being a man, a woman or another gender identity.
What's GENDER?
A two-word expression meaning every time circumstances allow it.
What's WHENEVER POSSIBLE?
Able to remain composed and think clearly during a difficult situation.
What's CALM?
To give a large amount of your time, energy or attention to something.
What's TO DEVOTE?
To assume control of something previously managed by someone else.
What's TO TAKE OVER?
A duty to deal with something or be accountable for it.
What's RESPONSIBILITY?
A paired expression used to say that both of two alternatives are untrue or do not apply.
What's NEITHER...NOR?