| A | B |
|---|
| utter | to make sounds with the voice; to speak |
| remark | to say; to make a comment |
| remarkable | deserving of being notived; unusual |
| approach | to go closer to |
| approach | a road or way that leads to a place |
| astound | to surprise; to amaze |
| attend | to go to or be present at |
| attend | to pay attention to |
| pessimist | a person who expects things to turn out badly |
| pessimistic | not having hope, joy, or confidence; gloomy |
| persuade | to win someone over by arguing or asking |
| alter | to change in some way; to make or become different |
| embrace | to hold closely in one's arms; to hug |
| embrace | to take up seriously |
| portion | a part or share of the whole |
| portion | a serving or helping ; as of food |
| devote | to give one's complete attention to a purpose or person |
| devotion | a strong love or attachment |
| grieve | to feel deep sorrow; to be filled with sadness |
| propose | to suggest |
| propose | to intend |
| propose | to make an offer of marriage |
| proposal | something that is suggested |
| livelihood | the means of supporting oneself |
| misfortune | bad luck;trouble |
| misfortune | an unlucky event |
| blend | to come or mix together into one |
| blend | to go together; a mixture |
| amiable | friendly; good natured and pleasant |
| bliss | complete joy or hapiness |
| furious | very,very angry |
| fury | wild and uncontrolled force |
| appal | to cause horror, shock, or dismay |
| depend | to rely on for support; to be based on |
| dependable | reliable |
| tragic | causing great sadness;terrible or dreadful |
| tradegy | `an event that caused great pain, suffering or loss of life |
| tradegy | a play the ends sadly as the hero or heroine loses at the end of a great struggle |
| boast | to talk with too much pride in oneself or in what one owns or has sone; to brag |
| fringe | an edge made of short lengths of material such as thrread, used to decorate clothes, curtains, etc. |
| fringe | an outside edge |
| humble | plain and simple |
| humble | not proud; humble |
| humble | to bring down to defeat |
| apparent | clear; seeming or appearing to be |
| contrast | to compare in order to show the differences |
| fragile | easily broken or damaged |
| detest | to dislike strongly; to hate |
| conclude | to bring or come to an end |
| conclude | to form an opinion |
| conclusion | the end; a judgement |
| ensure | to make sure or certain |
| feud | a long, bitter quarrel, especially one between two families |
| feud | to be enemies; to quarrel |
| utilize | to put to use |
| forlorn | sad and lonely |
| vast | very great in area or amount |
| engage | to put to work; hire |
| engage | to keep very busy or active |
| engage | to bind oneself to do something; especially to marry |
| essential | most important; very necessary |
| essentials | something that cannot be done without |
| recognize | to know and remember upon seeing |
| recognize | to admit the truth or accept the existence of |
| recognize | to accept and approve |
| sentimental | expressing feelings of love, pity, etc. to excess |
| arrest | to stop the movement or progress of |
| arrest | to seize and charge with breaking the law |
| capable | able to do things well; skilled |
| dispute | a strong difference of opinion; an argument |
| dispute | to question the truth and value of |
| humiliate | to treat in a way that takes away a person's pride or self respect |
| implore | to plead with or beg for with much feeling |
| outrage | anger caused by injury or insult |
| outrage | a wicked or brutal act or remark |
| merit | to deserve |
| merit | good qualities; worth |
| merit | the actual facts |
