| A | B |
|---|
| adversity | n. Misfortune; hardship |
| cardinal | adj. Most important; chief |
| credible | adj. Believable; reliable |
| empathize | v. To show or feel understanding of another's feelings or problems. |
| faculty | n. 1. Any of the natural powers of the mind and body, such as sight or hearing. 2. An inborn ability; a knack. 3. All the teachers of a school. |
| harrowing | adj. Very distressing or acutely painful. |
| impair | v. To damage, weaken, or lessen. |
| infer | v. To reach a conclusion through reasoning. |
| intuition | n. Knowing or sensing something without the use of reason; an insight. |
| manifest | adj. Plain to see; evident. v. To make clear; to reveal. |
| nuance | n. A very slight change in feeling or meaning; a gradation. |
| pernicious | adj. Very destructive or harmful. |
| solace | n. COmfort or relief in sorrow or distress; consolation. |
| treatise | n. A methodically and thoroughly written discussion of a topic. |
| vogue | n. The popular fashion of the time, wide accuptance of favor. |
