| A | B |
|---|
| resentment | indignation, anger, or bitterness |
| rave | to talk in a wild or crazy way |
| suspicious | tending to arouse suspicion |
| accuse | to charge with a crime or offense |
| admire | to feel high regard or esteem for |
| polite | having or showing good manners |
| addicted | unable to do without something harmful |
| misery | condition of great unhappiness |
| overcome | to rise above, get over |
| curious | eager to know or learn |
| ignored | to refuse to take notice of, or recognize |
| persuaded | to cause someone to believe something |
| impatiently | irritated or annoyed |
| pitiful | arousing pity or contempt |
| abruptly | impolite or blunt |
| seriously | not joking, in earnest, sincere |
| affection | tender feeling or fondness, warm attachment |
| appealed | an earnest request or call for help or sympathy |
| earnestly | sincere or serious |
| respects | regard of or appreciation for |
| compliment | an expression of admiration or praise |
| confident | firmly trusting, or certain |
