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4. Noun/Verb The ability to manage or direct something, or the act of managing or directing something
5. Adjective Considered to be important or held in high regard
7. Phrase To become frustrated and irritated due to waiting or difficulty
9. Adjective Extremely important or essential
12. Adjective Absolutely necessary or essential
13. Phrase To become extremely agitated or irrational
16. Noun A trained professional who provides guidance and advice, especially in times of difficulty
17. Adjective Feeling extremely sad and without hope or energy
19. Adjective Physically or mentally tired due to excessive work or stress
20. Phrasal Verb To accumulate or increase gradually
21. Noun A state of severe and prolonged sadness or hopelessness
22. Noun A strong feeling or mood
23. Noun A feeling of responsibility or remorse for having done something wrong
24. Phrase To become crazy or mentally unstable
26. Phrasal Verb To have originated or developed from a particular source or cause
28. Verb To look for or try to find something or someone
29. Adjective Fundamental or basic, often not immediately obvious or visible

1. Adjective Relating to or characterized by strong feelings or emotions
2. Phrasal Verb To become less heated or agitated
3. Noun A state of exhaustion or fatigue
6. Adjective Having a sharp and unpleasant taste, or exhibiting strong negative emotions
8. Phrasal Verb To become less anxious or agitated
10. Phrasal Verb To suppress or conceal one's emotions or feelings
11. Phrasal Verb To escape or be free from a situation
14. Phrase To remain calm and avoid becoming angry
15. Phrase To become angry and lose self-control
18. Phrasal Verb To deal effectively with a difficult situation or problem
25. Noun Intense anger or resentment
27. Noun A combination of different substances or elements in no fixed proportion