By Rachel Mitchell Text Copyright 2018 by Rachel Mitchell

(To) instill [Verb] (to put a feeling, idea, or attitude gradually into someone's mind).
The woman instilled confidence in her daughter. The man instilled moral values in his son.
Genuine [Adjective] (sincere and honest; authentic). He was surprised to see a genuine smile on her face. The interior of the car is covered in genuine leather.
Alienate [Adjective] (to make someone feel isolated less friendly or sympathetic towards you).
His behavior alienated his friends.
She alienated her friends when she became fanatically religious.
Empathize with [Adjective] (to understand the feeling and experience of another person).
It was impossible to empathize with him.
They find it difficult to empathize with others.
Benevolent [Adjective] (kind, helpful and generous).
Her mother was a benevolent woman, she volunteered all of her free time to charitable organizations.
The teacher was benevolent to the student.
Goodwill [Noun] (a friendly, kind or helpful attitude towards other people).
His heart is full of goodwill to all men.
A spirit of goodwill was spread in the whole community by the visit of the President.
To lift one’s spirits [Expression] (to make someone more cheerful).
This training has lifted our spirits, and we are motivated again. Her telephone call really lifted his spirits.
Harshness [Noun] (the quality of being cruel, unkind, and severe). He is accused of harshness to kids that were placed under his care. They weren't aware of the harshness of their condition.
To weigh on [Verb] (to make somebody sad, anxious or worried).
The words made her smile but weighed on him. The failure weighed on him.
Carefree [Adjective] (having no worries, anxiety or responsibilities).
Instead of worrying, the carefree man drank his problems away. In fact, she is a very funny and carefree person.