Week 38

2. In the same way or manner, like doing something similar to how someone else does it.
7. Despite something else happening, without being affected by it.
9. To experience or go through something, like having a medical procedure.
10. To call upon someone or something for help or support, like asking for help from a superhero.
12. A group of people gathered to discuss or decide on something, like a group of judges.
13. However, despite what was just said or done.
15. Not wanting to do something, feeling unsure or hesitant about it.

1. To present or ask a question or problem, like asking someone to answer a riddle.
3. Easy to understand or clear, not complicated or confusing.
4. To continue doing something even when it's difficult, like not giving up on a challenge.
5. To collect or impose a fee, tax, or charge, like asking for payment for a service.
6. Strange or unusual, not normal or expected.
8. Continuing to happen or develop, not finished yet.
11. By which means or method, explaining how something happens or is done.
14. Used to show that a word or phrase used is not the official or correct one, like using air quotes.