L. M. Montgomery

“こんまけする” means to surrender or yield after persistent resistance, often due to fatigue or pressure.

“てんけいをえる” means to suddenly gain profound insight or divine knowledge, often perceived as coming from a supernatural or spiritual source. It suggests an awakening or realization that feels inspired or transcendent.

“きょぜつする” means to refuse to accept, believe, or agree to something, often firmly or decisively.

“むねがたかなる” means to beat or pulse strongly and rapidly, often due to excitement, emotion, or physical exertion. It can describe both physical sensations (like a heartbeat) and emotional reactions.

“りょうがする” means to go beyond or exceed someone or something in ability, achievement, or quality.

“おせっかい” describes someone who interferes in other people’s affairs without being asked. It often implies unwanted help or involvement that may be annoying or intrusive.