| A | B |
|---|
| cadaverous | corpse-like |
| cadaverous | pale and ghastly |
| cadaverous | thin and gaunt |
| cadaverous | haggard |
| consign | to deliver |
| consign | to deliver as goods to be sold |
| consign | to send |
| consign | to hand over |
| consign | to assign to an undesirable position or place |
| elocution | the art of public speaking |
| elocution | a style or manner of public speaking or reading |
| incorrigible | a person who will no be reformed |
| incorrigible | incapable of being corrected or reformed |
| incorrigible | persistently bad |
| maim | to wound or seriously injure |
| maim | to disable in some way |
| maim | to mutilate |
| maim | to cripple |
| profuse | giving freely |
| profuse | extravagant |
| profuse | plentiful |
| promulgation | to make known to the public |
| promulgation | declare |
| promulgation | to make widespread |
| strident | having or making a harsh sound |
| strident | shrill |
| subversion | the overthrowing or undermining of something established |
| virulent | very poisonous or harmful |
| virulent | deadly |
| virulent | intensely bitter or spiteful |
