| A | B |
|---|
| benevolent | Wanting to do good; kind |
| consent, v. | To agree; to allow to happen |
| consent, n. | Permission; approval |
| discreet | Showing care or wisdom in what one says or does |
| discretion | The ability to handle matters wisely. |
| engross | To take up one's complete attention. |
| engrossing | Taking up one's complete attention |
| esteem, v. | To think highly of; respect |
| esteem, n. | Respect; highly regarded |
| esteemed | Highly regarded |
| exaggerate | To describe something as larger or greater than it really is. |
| exaggeration | Something that is exaggerated. |
| extensive | Covering a large area or ambitious and far-reaching |
| fantastic | Almost unbelieveable o unusual; odd. |
| intrigue, v. | To fascinate or to plot in a secret way; scheme. |
| intrigue, n. | A secret plot or scheme. |
| marvel,n. | A wonderful or amazing thing. |
| marvel, v. | To be filled with wonder or amazement |
| marvelous | Causing wonder; astonishing or of the highest quality; spendid |
| mission | A special or important task or assignment. |
| opportunity | A time that is right for doing something or the chance to get ahead. |
| relinquish | To let go; to give up |
| tyrant | A ruler or person who has complete power and uses it in cruel or unjust ways. |
| tyranny | Rule by a tyrant. |
| vanquish | To defeat utterly and completely; to overcome |
