| A | B |
|---|
| conciliatory | give in; friendly; agreeable |
| delianate | describe completely |
| exemplary | oustanding example |
| exonerate | free from blame |
| lexicon | vocabulary of group or subject |
| insuperable | incapable of being dominated or defeated |
| plethora | overabundance; excess |
| gesticulate | dramatically wave hands when speaking |
| maudlin | stupidly sentimantal or emotional |
| oblivious | unaware; forgetful |
| appease | calm or give into demands |
| arrogant | acting superior, smug or rude |
| dubious | doubtful, questionable |
| elaborate | expand or explain to include more details |
| instigate | cause to act; urge; incite |
| capacious | large; roomy; spacious |
| deterrent | discourages or prevents an act |
| epic | large in scope or size; famous |
| steadfast | not movebale; strong in belief |
| tedious | long, drawn out and boring |
| detached | seperate; indifferent; aloof |
| emaciated | extremely thin; wasted away |
| embellish | make more beautiful; decorate |
| erroneous | in error; false; mistaken |
| viable | capable of surviving or growing |
| diatribe | a bitterly critical speech |
| elated | extremely happy |
| exalt | praise; raise in rank |
| antithesis | direct opposite |
