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black sheep

the black sheep (of the family)

someone who is thought to be a bad person by the rest of their family.

 My father was the black sheep - he ran away at 16 to become an actor and his parents never forgave him.

sea‧soned 

/ˈsiːzənd/ adjective

1. [only before noun] used to describe someone who has a lot of experience of a particular thing

seasoned traveller/observer etc

 Artie was by then a seasoned musician with six albums to his credit.

disarm

• [transitive] disarm somebody to make somebody feel less angry or critical
  • ● He disarmed her immediately by apologizing profusely.
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  • ● The best way to disarm your critics is to make them laugh.
  • 3. [transitive] to make someone feel less angry or disapproving of you, and more friendly ⇒ :
    to make someone like you, especially when they had not expected to:
    His frankness completely disarmed her. 
  • His tact and political skills disarmed his critics.

resourceful

good at finding ways of dealing with practical problems:

 a woman who is energetic and resourceful

He is very clever and endlessly resourceful.

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Solidify

 [transitive] to make an agreement, plan, attitude etc more definite and less likely to change Synonym : strengthen:

 The two countries signed a treaty to solidify their alliance.

ˈsoul mate noun [countable]

someone you have a very close relationship with because you share or understand the same emotions and interests

Medicine

4. give somebody a dose/taste of their own medicine 

to treat someone as badly as they have treated you

5. take your medicine (like a man) 

to accept an unpleasant situation or a punishment that you deserve, without complaining