Across
- 3. To show or prove that something is right or reasonable.
- 7. Based on truth or reason; acceptable.
- 8. Able to be believed or trusted.
- 13. Closely connected or important to the topic being discussed.
- 15. To find similarities and differences between two or more things.
- 18. To explain or understand the meaning of something.
- 19. To give special importance or attention to something.
- 20. Important or meaningful.
- 22. To think something is true without proof.
- 23. A particular way of thinking about something or seeing a situation.
- 24. To respond to something that has happened.
- 25. To get something from a particular source.
- 28. To change or adjust something slightly.
Down
- 1. To show how things are different.
- 2. To expect something to happen and prepare for it.
- 4. To explain or make something clear by giving examples or using pictures.
- 5. Producing good or helpful results.
- 6. To make someone believe or agree with you.
- 9. To suggest something without saying it directly.
- 10. Confident and firm when expressing ideas or opinions.
- 11. To judge or decide the value, quality, or importance of something.
- 12. A result or effect of an action or event.
- 14. The way parts are arranged or organised in something.
- 15. Clear, logical, and easy to understand.
- 16. To say what will happen in the future based on evidence.
- 17. Exact and accurate in detail.
- 21. To be different or to change.
- 22. To study something carefully and break it into parts to understand it.
- 26. Clear or easy to see and understand.
- 27. The strong effect something has on someone or something else.