The Gift of the Magi Comprehension

Good judgment and caution; sensibleness

• Ardent

• Prudence

• Unassuming

• Patent

the state of being wealthy and successful

• Prudence

• Ecstatic

• Prosperity

• Depreciate

To hesitate because of being confused or not sure

• Prudence

• Instigate

• Depriciate

• Falter

Having or showing very strong feelings such as passion, loyalty, or desire

• Ardent

• Ecstatic

• Prosperity

• Sentiment

Without airs or pretensions; modest; reserved

• Patent

• Sentiment

• Unassuming

• Depreciate

In a condition of extreme delight, overpowering emotion, or religious trance; enraptured

• Sentiment

• Ecstatic

• Ardent

• Prosperity

To purposely agitate or incite; provoke

• Depreciate

• Prudence

• Instigate

• Sentiment

Readily open to notice or observation; evident; obvious

• Patent

• Prudence

• Prosperity

• Falter

A way of thinking or feeling about something

• Depreciate

• Sentiment

• Patent

• Prudence

To disparage or treat as having little value; belittle

• Instigate

• Falter

• Unassuming

• Depreciate