| A | B |
|---|
| Amplify | to make larger or stronger SYN: increase, heighten |
| Antagonize | to make hostile or unfriendly, to oppose SYN: estrange |
| Articulate | using language easily and fluently; expressed with clarity and effectiveness SYN: expressive, enunciate |
| Bestow | to present as a gift, to put to some use SYN: grant, award |
| Catastrophe | an event resulting in a great loss, a state of extreme ruin SYN: calamity |
| Contour | the outline of a figure, the edge that defines the boundaries; to outline SYN: form, boundary |
| Discord | disagreement, difference in opinion SYN: conflict, controversy |
| Endear | esteemed, beloved SYN: charm, cherish |
| Foreboding | to predict, to be an omen of SYN: forshadow, forecast |
| Ingenious | cleverly inventive or resourceful SYN: bright, gifted |
| Legitimate | according to the law, lawful SYN: legal, sanctioned |
| Menagerie | a collection of wild or unusual animals, an unusual or varied group SYN: collection, exhibition |
| Noteworthy | worthy of attention, remarkable |
| Obscure | not clear in understanding, vague SYN: doubtful, dubious |
| Porous | full of holes, permeable, able to absorb fluids |
| Ravage | to do ruinous damage, devastating or destructive action SYN: plunder, pillage |
| Sham | something that is not what it claims to be, a cover, a trick SYN: a pretense |
| Sublime | impressing the mid with a sense of power, supreme or outstanding SYN: noble, superb, magnificent |
| Trivial | of little importance or value; insignificant SYN: unimportant, immaterial |
| Vanquish | to conquer by a superior force, to defeat SYN: beat, master, overcome, overpower |
