| A | B |
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| fallacy | (n) a mistaken belief, esp. one based on unsound argument |
| fortitude | (n) courage in pain or adversity |
| forfeiture | (n) the state of losing some right, property, honor, or privilege as a penalty |
| lassitude | (n) lack of energy; exhaustion; weariness |
| accuracy | (n) state of being exactly truthful and free of errors; precision |
| aptitude | (n) a capacity or ability for anything; ability; readiness to learn |
| censure | (n) strong expression of disapproval; criticism |
| immature | (adj) not mature; unripe or underdeveloped |
| literacy | (n) the ability to read and write |
| lunacy | (n) insanity, craziness; frenzy; mental unsoundness |
| rapture | (n) state of being carried away with extreme joy; ecstacy; bliss |
| solitude | (n)state of being alone; seclusion |
