By Rachel Mitchell Text Copyright 2018 by Rachel Mitchell

Conventionally [Adverb] (in a traditional way).
He is a gregarious person but not a conventionally social one.
Motivational [Adjective] (making someone want to do something).
His father motivational words helped him to break a record in IAS exam. Her motivational support and inspiration have forever enriched our lives. Exemplary [Adjective] (providing a good example for someone to copy).
Mary is an exemplary student who gets straight A's every term.
He is an exemplary employee, we should all study him.
Moral [Adjective] (concerned with principles and beliefs of right and wrong behavior).
He came with his friend for moral support.
Proper punishment by parents will teach children moral lessons.
Thoroughly [Adverb] (completely and carefully).
We thoroughly enjoyed the delicious meal. He was thoroughly depressed.
Unconditional [Adjective] (without any conditions; not limited by conditions).
The mother's love for her daughter was unconditional.
Restless [Adjective] (unable to rest or relax because you are bored or anxious).
He looks like a restless man.
Children are often impatient and restless.
Pop up [Verb] (to appear or happen in a place or situation suddenly or unexpectedly).
Tom pops up with a white handkerchief in one hand.
She pops up in newspapers and on TV with an attractive young man.
Affectionate [Adjective] (showing feelings of liking, warm regard or love for someone or something).
My father is very affectionate to me.
She is very affectionate towards her children.
Crave [Verb] (to have a very strong desire for something).
He craves for chocolate.
The thirsty man craved water.
Reflection [Noun] (serious and careful thought).
She had no time for reflection.
After 20 years as a judge, his reflections on justice were well worth listening to.
Acceptably [Adverb] (in a way that can be accepted). He has performed acceptably without having to think. Her communication skills are acceptably good.
Imperative [Adjective] (extremely important or necessary).
It was imperative that he acts as naturally as possible. It was imperative to destroy the bridge.