Four Nouns, One Verb
a natural ability or talent for learning or doing something
aptitude
a person's usual mood or attitude
disposition
to influence or change someone or something
affect
easy to see or understand; seeming to be true
apparent
a request for something, especially a request to change a decision
appeal
a change or result caused by something
effect
to worry or become upset about something
fret
very sad or disappointed
dejected
a strong belief that something is true or right
conviction
a lack of interest, concern, or feeling about something
indifference
to criticize or scold someone for doing something wrong
chastise
necessary or essential to make something complete
integral
a warning or strong reminder about something you should or should not do
admonition
a habit of being lazy or avoiding work
indolence
violated or failed to respect a rule, law, or right
infringed (past tense of to infringe)
having become part of a group or culture by adopting its customs and ways of life
assimilated
to make an unpleasant feeling, such as fear or worry, less strong
assuage
always or nearly always
invariably
to make something happen more quickly or to hurry
hasten
worried or nervous about something that may happen
apprehensive