to begin thinking sensibly

(a)  

I'm glad he finally (a)   and went on to college after a year of doing nothing.

To refuse to change or stubbornly resist smth..

(a)  

I told Grace she can't go, and now she has (a)   as if this party is the most important thing in her life.

I finally completed my tax return for this year. That's a (a)   !

Hard to believe or accept.

(a)  

We all found his story about finding $1,000 in a field rather (a)   .

a person or thing is more complicated or interesting than you might think at first

(a)  

Including any imperfections or flaws.

(a)  

After all these years, I know Paul very well and I love him, (a)   .

People think Maria is quiet and shy, but actually, she is ambitious and strong-minded. (eye)

There is (a)  

Julia felt relieved after she'd completed the course. (shoulders)

It was a (a)  

Sally refused to admit that she was wrong. (heels)

She (a)  

Amy found it difficult to accept so much criticism after she had worked so hard on her performance. (swallow)

It was (a)  

Debbie was really upset when she didn't get a place at drama school. (heart)

It (a)  

At first, Claire was rude to all her friends as she was so angry with them. (senses)

Later, she (a)   and apologised.