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daunting
discouraging through fear

fearing the hardship of something

smug
having or showing an excessive pride in oneself or one's achievements:
he was feeling smug after his win
commotion
distrubance
hurtful
injurious
outing
excursion
glaciate
freeze
glee
merriment
rafter
roofbeam
exile
banish
gratifying
pleasing
retain
keep
anatomy
structure
indefinite
vague
reckoning
calculation
supplement
add-on
preposterous

contrary to reason or common sense; utterly absurd or ridiculous:

a preposterous suggestion
absurd

feeble

lacking physical strength, especially as a result of age or illness:

by now, he was too feeble to leave his room

of a sound) faint:

her feeble cries of pain

lacking strength of character:
I know it‘s feeble but I’ve never been one to stand up for myself

failing to convince or impress:
a feeble excuse
weak
wince
flinch
sophisticated
complex
vicinity
proximity
pact
treaty
synthetic
artificial
meddle
interfere
opposition
resistance
alias
false name
tactful
diplomatic
knightly
chivalrous
plummet
drop sharply
attendant
accompanying
striking
impressive
accentuate [tone]

make more noticeable or prominent:

his jacket unfortunately accentuated his paunch
emphasize

1 give special importance or value to (something) in speaking or writing:
they emphasize the need for daily, one-to-one contact between parent and child

make (something) more clearly defined:
a hip-length jacket which emphasized her shape
fortify
strengthen
indecisive
wavering
strew
scatter
spiny
thorny
paddock
racehorse enclosure
wharf
pier
synopsis
summary
repercussion
backlash
detrimental
damaging
stern
austere
enthrall
captivate
till
cultivate
luminesce
glow
compensation
amends
exalt
glorify
complacence
self-satisfaction
indignant
irate
degenerate
become worse
skedaddle
flee
foster
nurture
enhance
improve
debility
weakness
speculative
theoretical
reciprocate
repay
luster
sheen
hasten
hurry
undoing
ruin
inanimate
lifeless
indifferent
not caring
ingenious
clever
justify
rationalize
nationalistic
patriotic
half-hearted
not committed
wasteful
inefficient
headstrong
willful
handily
conveniently
enterprise
undertaking
outwardly
externally
seldom
rarely
surplus
excess
epic
heroic
steadfast
firm
to levy a charge
to impose or collect a tax, fine, tariff etc.

those who can levy a charge are institutions, government or any executive body who exercise authority over something.

Are you saying that those who have the power to levy a tax are legally entitled?

Schools may levy a charge for activities such as camping, a trip around the world, excursion outdoors etc.
to adapt oneself to work
means to get oneself used to work.

For a gardener must accept the challenge of learning to understand the seasons and of adapting himself to work in the never-ending cycle.