| A | B |
|---|
| Arbitrary | Not restricted by law; based on individual preference Syn: impulsive, whimsical |
| Category | Division within a system of classification SYN: region, class |
| Conscientious | Guided by a moral of goodness SYN: careful, meticulous |
| Crave | To want greatly SYN: desire |
| Deface | To damage the appearance of something SYN: vandalize, destroy |
| Ebb | Going from high tide to low tide; a condition of decline SYN: wane, decrease |
| Farce | N: comedy V: to stuff SYN:mockery |
| Gruesome | Inspiring horror or repulsion SYN: gory |
| Illusion | Act of deceiving; a misleading image SYN: mirage, hoodwink |
| Inertia | Stays at rest or at same place until something stops it SYN: inactivity |
| Lament | To mourn aloud, to wail SYN: complain |
| Meditate | Reflect, think deeply, contemplating SYN: thinking, ponder |
| Obstinate | Not subdued, not easily displaced or persuaded SYN: stubborn, dogged |
| Regal | Related to or suited for a king, splendid |
| Sarcasm | Ironic utterance designed to make fun SYN: verbal irony, wit |
| Stealthy | Unseen, very quiet, without notice, to act in secret SYN: secret |
| Tangible | Capable of being touched SYN: Perceptible |
| Upheaval | Extreme agitation or disorder, radical change SYN: turmoil |
| Vacate | To leave, to make void SYN: relinquish, annul |
| Wistful | Desire tinged with sadness SYN: reflective |
