By Rachel Mitchell Text Copyright 2018 by Rachel Mitchell

Irresponsible [Adjective] (to describe someone who has no feeling of responsibility for something).
I felt that it was irresponsible to advocate the legalization of drugs. In my opinion, what he did was irresponsible and reckless.
To feel relieved [Verb] (feeling good because a difficult problem has been solved).
Sarah's parents felt relieved to hear that her plane was on time.
He felt relieved and a sense of peace.
Shame [Noun] (a guilty and embarrassed feeling that you have when you or someone else has behaved badly).
Shame [Verb] (to make someone feel that they are guilty and embarrassed).
The story goes that he died of shame at his failure. There's no shame in being poor.
After a number of drugs scandals, the sport of cycling was shamed by the media.
Witty [Adjective] (able to use words in clever and funny things).
Our tour guide in Paris was so witty.
We laughed a lot because the actor was so witty.
Convenient [Adjective] (to be easy, very useful or suitable for a person's needs or a particular purpose).
My house is in a convenient location for travelling to Tokyo. I bought this laptop for my son because it is very convenient.
Awkward [Adjective] (uncomfortable; hard to deal with or handle).
I felt a little awkward.
The machine is very awkward to operate.
Proficient [Adjective] (to be very skilled or good at something).
My brother is very proficient at computer programming. She is a proficient, graceful swimmer.
He's proficient at his job.
Insightful [Adjective] (having or showing a clear and deep understanding of
something).
Her comment and suggestion are very insightful.
His analysis of the problem was very insightful and everything became clear to me.
Envious [Adjective] (feeling or showing envy; wanting something that somebody else has).
He was envious of his friend's promotion. She was envious of her sister's beauty.