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perpetually
in a way that never ends or changes; constantly
succumbed
give in, surrender
imminent
likely to occur or happening soon
perpetually
in a way that never ends or changes; constantly
prudent
wise
coyly
in a shy way meant to be alluring
doted
to be extremely fond of
reverent
feeling or showing deep respect
prosperity
the condition of being successful
ambivalence
uncertainty or unable to make a choice; having mixed feelings about someone or something
scrutiny
critical observation or examination
stoically
impassively or indifferent
stringent
very strict
piqued
cause interest or excitement; feel irritated or resentful
resolve
firm determination to do something
fathom
understand after much thought
palpable
an atmosphere or feeling so intense it almost seems touch able
affinity
liking or attraction
mulled
to think about something deeply and at a length
blatantly
done openly and unashamedly
mollified
reduce the severity of something; soften; appease the anger or anxiety of something