SAVING MARINA JOYCE

guys

The plural form of guy: men, people, or friends in informal speech.

go

To move or travel from one place to another; to leave or continue.

addressing

The -ing form of address: the details of where someone lives, or speak to a problem or audience.

save

To keep someone or something safe, stop loss, or store something for later.

want

To wish for something, or need something.

tell

To give information to someone by speaking or writing.

how

In what way or by what method.

feel

To experience an emotion, physical sense, or opinion about something.

during

At some time in the period of an event or situation.

situation

The set of facts or conditions that affect what is happening.

change

To make or become different.

way

A method, direction, route, or manner of doing something.

noticeable

Easy to see, hear, or recognize.

gradually

Slowly, by small steps or changes over time.

slowly

At a low speed, or with little speed.

happened

The past form of happen: took place or came about.

took

The past form of take: moved, carried, accepted, or needed something.

turn

A chance or duty to do something after another person; also a change in direction.

came

The past form of come: moved toward or arrived at a place.

barely

Only just; almost not.

hold

To carry or keep something in your hand or arms; to keep something in a position or state.

conversation

A talk between two or more people.

anymore

Now or from now on, usually in negative sentences.

mind

The part of a person that thinks, feels, remembers, and decides.

around

In a circle, nearby, or in different parts of a place.

move

To change position or place, or to cause something to change position.

spoke

The past form of speak: said words or talked.

just

Only or simply, with nothing more.

general

Including most cases or people, without focusing on small details.

person

A human being, considered as an individual.

use

To do something with an object, tool, method, or ability.

really

Used to say something is true, strong, or more than expected.

happy

Feeling pleased, cheerful, or satisfied.

people

Human beings in general, or the men, women, and children in a group.

take

To get, hold, carry, or use something.

minute

A period of sixty seconds, or a short written record of a meeting.

think

To use your mind to form ideas, opinions, plans, or memories.

destructive

Causing serious damage or harm.

life

The condition of being alive; also the way someone lives.

started

The past form of start: began something or made something begin.

say

To speak words, express an idea, or give information.

cry

A shout, call, or sound made when someone is upset.

because

For the reason that something is true or happened.

traumatic

Causing serious physical injury or deep emotional shock.

experience

Knowledge or skill gained from doing something, or an event lived through.

kind

A group or type of person or thing with similar features.

explain

To make something clear or easy to understand.

video

A recording of moving pictures, often with sound.

watch

To look at something for a period of time, especially with attention.

guess

To give an answer or opinion without being sure it is correct.

something

A thing that is not named or not known exactly.

somebody

A person whose name or identity is not known or not stated.

shows

The present form of show: lets someone see something or makes something clear.

simply

In an easy or plain way; used to emphasize that something is true.

believe

To think that something is true or real.

conspiracy

A secret plan by several people to do something illegal or harmful.

theories

The plural form of theory: explanations or sets of ideas about how something works.

none

Not one person or thing; not any amount.

true

Correct, real, or agreeing with facts.

always

At every time; on every occasion.

truth

The real facts about something, not lies or guesses.

directly

In a straight line, immediately, or honestly.

themselves

Used when the people, animals, or things doing an action are also affected by it.

reason

A fact, idea, or cause that explains why something happens.

why

For what reason or purpose.

give

To hand something to someone, or provide something for someone.

answer

Something said, written, or done in reply to a question or problem.

before

Earlier than a time, event, person, or place.

right

Something a person is morally or legally allowed to have, do, or receive.

mindset

A person's usual way of thinking about something.

get

To receive, obtain, become, understand, or arrive at something, depending on context.

better

Of higher quality, health, skill, or suitability.

waited

The past form of wait: stayed somewhere or delayed action until something happened.

long

Measuring a great distance or time from one end to the other.

haze

A thin cloud of dust, smoke, or moisture that makes the air less clear.

back

Toward an earlier place, position, or state.

knew

The past form of know: had information, understanding, or familiarity.

changing

The -ing form of change: making or becoming different.

understand

To know the meaning of something; to realize how someone feels or why something happens.

through

From one side, place, stage, or time to the other side or end of it.

times

Plural periods, occasions, or moments when something happens.

anyone

Any person.

lived

The past form of live: had a home somewhere or was alive.

isolation

The state of being separated from other people, places, or things.

truly

In a real, sincere, or complete way.

observing

The present participle of observe: watching, noticing, or following something carefully.

everywhere

In, at, or to all places.

second-guessing

The act of doubting or questioning a decision after it has been made.

misunderstand

To understand someone or something wrongly.

luckily

By good chance; fortunately.

actually

Used to show what is true, real, or different from what was expected.

cared

The past form of care: felt concern, interest, or love.

bottom

The lowest part of something

heart

The organ in your chest that pumps blood, or the center of feelings such as love and courage.

never

At no time, or not on any occasion.

whole

Complete or full, with no part missing or divided.

entire

Including every part, person, or thing.

start

To begin doing something or to make something begin.

noticed

Saw, heard, or became aware of something.

rough

Not smooth, gentle, exact, or easy; harsh or uneven.

fact

Something that is true or known to have happened.

make

To create, build, prepare, or cause something to happen.

trend

A general direction in which something is changing or developing; a popular style or habit.

decide

To choose after thinking about different possibilities.

become

To start to be something different, or to develop into a new state.

fill

To make something full, or to take an empty place.

thoughts

The plural form of thought: ideas, opinions, or acts of thinking.

destroying

The -ing form of destroy: damaging something completely.

personality

The set of qualities and habits that make someone a particular kind of person.

eventually

After some time or after a series of events.

completely

In every way or as much as possible.

hard

Difficult to do or understand; also firm and not easy to bend.

particularly

Especially or more than usual; used to point to one thing strongly.

stop

To end movement, activity, or a process.

function

The purpose or job that something has.

even

Used to emphasize something surprising, extreme, or additional.

know

To have information, understanding, or experience of something.

proper

Correct, suitable, or accepted for a particular purpose or situation.

quiet

Making little or no noise; calm and not busy.

suffer

To feel pain, illness, loss, or another bad experience.

silence

A state with no sound, speech, or public response.

much

A large amount of something, used with uncountable nouns.

help

To make it easier for someone to do something or solve a problem.

myself

Used when the speaker is also the object of an action.

choices

The plural form of choice: something that you can pick between two or more possibilities.

read

To look at and understand written words or symbols.

books

The plural form of book: more than one person, object, or case of this kind

things

Objects, facts, ideas, or activities, especially when not named separately.

sure

Confident that something is true; certain about something.

friends

The third-person present form of friend: adds someone as a friend online.

honest

Telling the truth and not cheating or stealing.

bad

Not good, pleasant, correct, or acceptable.

hurts

The third-person form of hurt: causes pain or feels painful.

day

A period of twenty-four hours, or the time between morning and night.

reckless

Not caring enough about danger or the possible results of actions.

care

To feel concern, interest, or love for someone or something.

look

To use your eyes to see; to seem or appear a certain way.

upon

On or onto something; also used in formal phrases to mean when something happens.

grateful

Feeling or showing thanks because someone has helped you or something good happened.

am

The first-person present form of be.

still

Continuing to happen or be true; also even so.

alive

Living and not dead, or full of energy and activity.

unhappy

Sad, not pleased, or not satisfied with something.

found

To start or create an organization, city, or institution.

confidence

A feeling that you can do something well or trust someone.

happier

The comparative form of happy: more pleased or satisfied.

excite

To make someone feel interested, happy, or eager.

human

Relating to people, not animals, machines, or gods.

meet

To come together with someone, or see someone for the first time.

genuine

Real, sincere, or exactly what it appears to be.

months

The plural form of month: periods of about four weeks in a year.

ago

Before the present time.

respect

To treat someone or something as important, valuable, or deserving careful attention.

privacy

The state of being alone or keeping personal information away from public attention.

badly

In a poor, serious, or strong way.

anybody

Any person; anyone.

until

Before a particular time or event happens.

like

Similar to someone or something, or in the same way as them.

route

A way or path used to go from one place to another.

thing

An object, idea, action, or fact when its exact name is not given.

helped

The past form of help: made something easier or gave support.

knowledge

Information, understanding, or skill gained through learning or experience.

spiritual

About religion, deep belief, or the part of life beyond the body.

meaningful

Important or valuable because it has a clear purpose, feeling, or effect.

ideals

The plural form of ideal: important goals, principles, or perfect standards.

everything

All things, facts, or matters.

animals

The plural form of animal: living creatures that are not plants.

within

Inside a particular place, period, limit, or group.

inspire

To make someone feel hopeful, creative, or willing to do something.

vegan

Containing no animal products, or following a lifestyle that avoids animal products.

community

People living in one area or sharing interests.

thank

To tell someone that you are grateful for something.

nobody

A person who is not important or not well known.

got

The past form of get: received, became, reached, or understood something.

starting

The present participle of start: beginning something or making something begin.

regaining

The present participle of regain: getting back something that was lost.

literally

In the exact or real meaning of the words; also used informally for emphasis.

lies

The third-person form of lie: says something untrue or rests flat.

yeah

Informal way to say yes.

ignore

To pay no attention to someone or something on purpose.

across

From one side to the other side of something.

possible

Able to happen, exist, or be done.

watching

The present participle of watch: looking at something carefully for a time.

enjoy

To get pleasure from something.

forget

To fail to remember a fact, person, place, or action.

thumb

The short, thick finger on the side of your hand.

helps

The third-person form of help: makes something easier or gives support.

lot

A large amount or number; also an area of land used for a purpose.

subscribe

To pay or sign up to receive a service, publication, or online content regularly.

weekly

Happening once every week, or relating to one week.

every

Used before a singular noun to mean all members of a group.

single

Only one; not married or not in a romantic relationship.

upload

To send a file, photo, or other data from your device to the internet or another computer.

weeks

The plural form of week: periods of seven days.

click

To press a computer button, make a short sound, or suddenly understand.

bell

A hollow metal object that makes a ringing sound when struck.

notified

Told someone officially or formally about something.

next

Coming immediately after the present one or after another thing in order.

week

A period of seven days, usually counted from Monday to Sunday or Sunday to Saturday.