Across
- 5. To come near or nearer to someone in distance.
- 7. Showing a controlled form of behavior; adhering to rules or a code of conduct.
- 9. To express regret or remorse for a mistake or offense.
- 10. Acquired knowledge or skill through study, experience, or being taught.
- 11. One's progress through life, especially in a profession or occupation.
- 12. Syndrome A condition where someone feels they are famous and admirable, often resulting in behavior changes.
- 14. To be deliberately avoided or not used, typically as a form of protest or punishment.
- 16. To cease developing or progressing; becoming inactive.
- 19. To examine one's own thoughts and feelings.
- 20. Something that brings happiness, good fortune, or a sense of divine favor.
Down
- 1. In this context, it refers to the surprising or unexpected nature of the situation.
- 2. A decision or realization reached after consideration.
- 3. (for stand-up) Content or topics used by a comedian in their performance.
- 4. Damage or injury caused to someone or something.
- 6. People known to someone, but not close friends.
- 8. Accepted or welcomed in a positive manner.
- 13. The examination of one's own thoughts, feelings, and motives.
- 15. A favorable or advantageous circumstance or chance.
- 17. Feeling or expressing thanks and appreciation.
- 18. An admission or acknowledgment of a wrongdoing or mistake.
