| A | B |
| urbane | polished; suave |
| heresy | dissent from a theory or an opinion or practice |
| inscrutable | difficult to interpret; mysterious |
| equivocal | open to more than one interpretation; ambiguous |
| annihilation | total destruction |
| multifarious | many different kinds; numerous and varied |
| abject | extremely humble in action; humiliating |
| pedantic | overly concerned with minute details or rules |
| derisive | showing contempt or ridicule |
| fulminating | speaking against something |
| debauchery | excessive indulgence in pleasures |
| palpable | easily seen or heard or felt |
| pugnaciously | in an aggressive manner; combatively |
| virtuosity | great skill or ability |
| driveling | silly; childish |
| apathetic | not interested or concerned |
| superfluous | overly excessive |
| harangue | giving an intense verbal attack or sermonizing speech |
| indefatigable | never showing signs of slowing; untiringly |
| avaricious | showing an unreasonably strong desire for wealth; greedy |