By Rachel Mitchell Text Copyright 2018 by Rachel Mitchell

Frame of mind [Noun] (the mood that someone is in).
I'm not in the right frame of mind to start doing my homework. He returned from dinner in a happier frame of mind.
Exhilarating [Adjective] (making someone feel extremely happy and excited).
The movie was so exhilarating.
He found the experience exhilarating.
Invigorating [Adjective] (making someone feel excited, healthy and full of energy).
Exercise is invigorating.
Taking a swim in the sea is very invigorating.
Invaluable [Adjective] (extremely useful).
The projector is an invaluable classroom resource because it allows students to see what the teacher is doing.
Without his invaluable help, we would not have met the project deadline.
Breath-taking [Adjective] (extremely beautiful in an impressive way).
The beach is famous for its breath-taking views. What a breath-taking view!
(To) charm [Verb] (to please or attract someone in order to make them like you).
He was charmed by her beauty and wit.
He was charmed by her vivacity and high spirits.
Hectic [Adjective] (very busy, full of activity).
I have a hectic schedule for the next few days. Bangkok is a great city but also a very hectic city.
Valuable [Adjective] (worth a lot of money or important).
A lot of valuable advice can be found in this book. We learned a valuable lesson.
Enchanting [Adjective] (very charming or attractive).
What an enchanting little boy!
The girl looked enchanting in a pale blue dress.
Company [Noun] (the fact of being with a person or people).
Tom said he wanted some company.
Peter came to stay for a week as company for my mother while I was away.
Appealing [Adjective] (attractive or interesting).
It doesn't sound too appealing.
He found something about her very appealing and always wanted to be with her.