| A | B |
|---|
| Magnanimous | generous in overlooking an injury or insult |
| Malignity | an intense ill will and desire to hurt others |
| avarice | greed |
| clemency | mercy shown toward an offender |
| exemplary | serving as a model |
| querulous | complaining |
| imperceptible | so slight or gradual as not to be easily perceived |
| indelible | that which can not be erased |
| Impiosly | in a manner lacking reverence or respect |
| increduloud | showing doubt or disbelief |
| truclent | savage; cruel |
| debilitating | weakening |
| irresolute | unsure; indecisive |
| averse | opposed to |
| diffidence | shyness; uncertainty |
| vivacity | liveliness |
| tremulous | shaking; unsteady |
| indelible | cannot be erased |
| physiognomy | facial features and expressions as supposedly indicative of a person's character |
| prooffered | offered (usually a verb) |
| abyss | an immesurable depth |
| reiterated | said repeatedly |
| plummet | a lead weight |
| assiduity | hardwork and perserverance |
| obdurate | stubborn; unbending |
| abstinence | the act of voluntearily doing without food, drink, or some other pleasure |
| despotic | acting like an absolute ruler; tyranical |
| proffered | offered |
| tumult | great noise or disturbance |
| magisterially | in an authoritative manner |
| venerated | deeply respected |
| ostler | an inkeeper; a person who takes care of horses at an inn |
| miggardly | miserly - not a racial comment!!! |
| amiable | good natured; friendly |
| morose | ill-tempered; gloomy |
| trenchant | incisive; forceful |
| consternation | great fear or shock that makes one feel helpless or bewildered |
| appropriated | took for one's own without permission |
| declamation | a dramatic or blustering speech |
| presentiment | a feeling that something unpleasant will soon happen; a foreboding |
| intimated | announced formally |
| ammiserating | showing sorrow or pity for |
| spasmodic | characteristic of a spasm; sudden, violent, adn temorary; frenzied |
| omnipotent | all powerful in a domineering or overbearing manner |
| vivaciously | in a lively manner |
| apprehension | an anxious feeling of foreboding; dread |
| imperiously | in a lively manner |
| exonerated | declared blameless and free of guilt |
| perspicuity | clarity in statement or expression |
| sagaciously | in a keenly perceptive manner |
| discomfited | made to feel uneasy |
| unremunerative | unrewarding |
| sotentatiously | in a showy manner |
| mollified | made less severe, intense, or violent; softened |
| melancholy | sad and gloomy |
| inscrutably | mysteriously |
| vexation | an annoyance |
| disconcerted | frustrated; upset |
| subterfuge | a strategem used to hide one's true objective or to evade an unpleasant situation; deception |
| obtruded | forced upon (someone) unwillingly |
| prevading | spreading throughout |
| condescension | the act of dealing with others in a proud or haughty way |
| abject | miserable; wretched |
| amiable | good-natured; friendly |
| facetious | joking, especially in an ironic way or at an inappropriate time |
| abhorence | disgust and loathing |
| repugnance | extreme dislike |
| aversion | in intense dislike |
| impiously | in a manner lacking reverence or respect |
| incredulous | showing doubt or disbelief |
| despotic | acting like an absolute ruler; tyrannical |
| reiterated | said repeatedly |
| magisterially | in an authoritative manner |
| proffered | offered |
| malignity | an intense ill will and desire o hurt others |
| detestation | hatred |
| plummet | a lead weight |
| imperceptible | so slight or gradual as not to be easily perceived |
| indelible | that which cannot be erased |
| abstinence | the act of voluntarily doing without food, drink, or some other pleasure |
| clemency | leniency or mercy shown toward an offender |
| delilitating | weakening |
