To hold something dearly, or to show deep affection and care for something or someone.

Quick, energetic, and active; often used to describe a fast pace or chilly weather.

To make someone feel ashamed or foolish, especially by injuring their dignity and self-respect in public.

Showing concern for the rights or feelings of others; being thoughtful and kind.

To force someone or something out of their usual or proper place, or to take the place of someone else.

A sudden loss of power, status, or success; or a heavy fall of rain or snow.

To roughly calculate or judge the value, number, quantity, or extent of something.

Exactly alike or the same in every way.

Not according to the standards of morality or behavior; not right or suitable for a certain situation.

A sampling or collection of opinions on a subject, typically made by questioning a specific group of people.

To gently calm a person or their feelings; to reduce pain or discomfort.

The area or region near or surrounding a particular place.