| A | B |
|---|
| enormity | extreme wickedness; outrageousness; vastness |
| camaraderie | the spirit of goodwill, loyalty, and understanding among friends; good fellowship |
| apprised | to inform; to notify; to give notice to |
| recrimination | the act of making an accusation in return; a counteraccusation |
| exhaustive | leaving out nothing; thorough, comprehensive |
| circumspect | careful; cautious; discreet |
| elation | high spirits; a feeling of exaltation due to relief or triumph |
| austere | stern; strict; a feeling of exaltation due to relief or triumph |
| correlate | one of two related things, expecially if one implies or leads to the other; to bring or put into complementary relation to each other; to relate |
| bestowed | to confer or present as a gift or an honor; to apply or dedicate for a purpose |
| furtive | stealthy; secretive; sneaky |
| mecenary | desiring money only; greedy; a paid soldier who will fight for any country for money |
| permeate | to pass through openings or pores; to penetrate; to spread throughout |
| accost | to approach someone and speak first |
| populace | the masses; the common people; a population |
| rapacious | greedy; plundering |
| recalcitrant | stubbornly disobedient; defiant; difficult to deal with |
| appraisal | an expert valuation; an assessment; an estimate of quality or quantity |
| proletarians | of or belinging to the working class; a person belonging to the working class |
| pernicious | very harmful; highly injurious; evil; causing moral harm |
