To take care of or manage a responsibility or item that requires trust and oversight.

To ease or mitigate a problem or discomfort, making it more bearable.

The inner sense of what is right or wrong in one’s conduct or motivations, often guiding one's actions.

A heavy load or duty that causes stress or worry.

An intense and overwhelming feeling of compassion or concern for someone in distress.

To exhibit behavior that is in a predatory or exploitative manner, often by taking advantage of others.

Having the quality of being supported by good reasons or basis, often used to evaluate arguments or claims.

The ability to reason correctly, making decisions based on clear and sound principles.

A state in which a problem remains unsolved or cannot be resolved due to conflicting positions.

To express a strong desire or to ask earnestly for something, often in a pleading manner.

To worry or be anxious about something, often leading to a state of agitation.

Being careful not to spend too much money or use resources wastefully.

The quality of being believable or worthy of trust, often used in relation to information or sources.

A principle or set of beliefs that guides someone's actions or decisions.

To be roughly equal to something in quantity, degree, or significance, but not exact.

A feeling of strong hostility or hatred toward someone or something.

A natural instinct or feeling that something is about to happen, especially something negative.

To continuously bother or annoy someone with requests or questions.

To show off in a way that attracts attention or admiration, often in an ostentatious manner.

To consume something eagerly and voraciously, often used in the context of eating.

A person or group that opposes or competes against another in a contest, conflict, or debate.

To ease or lessen pain, grief, or discomfort.

To cause to be free from guilt or blame, often in a legal or moral context.

A feeling of uncertainty or mixed emotions about something, often leading to difficulty in making a decision.

To formally declare one's disapproval of something, especially with an intention to condemn or criticize.

To argue for a case or an appeal, often in a court setting, in order to gain something desired.

A feeling of deep sympathy and sorrow for someone stricken by misfortune, often accompanied by a desire to help.

Being trustworthy enough to be given responsibility for something valuable or important.