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| watchfulness(for danger or difficulties) |
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| to flinch due to pain or distres |
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| confused amazement or fear |
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| to match the timing of; to happen at the same time |
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| to counteract or cancel the effect of syn. annul or offset |
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| to restore to calm; to settle again, to restore to composure |
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| a set of rules, values or beliefs held by a group |
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| something passed down through generations,such as tradition |
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| useless; ineffective; futile; fruitless |
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| to detach or remove oneself (syn. untangle) |
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| very basic; in the beginning stages |
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| express sorrow or pity for another's troubles |
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| a full appreciation and enjoyment |
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| not easily discouraged or defeated |
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