| A | B |
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| congenital (8) | adj: used to describe an unusual condition present at birth |
| contrite (24) | adj: genuinely and deeply sorry about something |
| imbecile (28) | Noun: A dunce, someone who is not smart; mentally feeble |
| irony (32) | noun: a type of humor based on using words to suggest the opposite of their literal meaning |
| lorry (99) | noun: a large vehicle for transporting goods |
| pulmonologist (155) | Noun: A doctor who deals with respiratory diseases. |
| pathology (155) | noun: 1. the process of a particular disease, observable by the eye or microscope. 2. A condition that deviates from the normal. |
| reticence (157) | noun: 1. hesitation or uncertainty about acting in a matter. 2. Tendency not to communicate very much |
| furtive (157) | adj: done in a way that is intended to escape notice; giving the impression of hiding something |
| mosque (171) | noun: a building in which Muslims worship |
| infertility (185) | noun: a man/women not being able to conceive offspring (children), sterile. |
| meticulous (186) | adj: extremely careful and precise |
| soliloquies (193) | noun: the act of talking while or as if alone |
| chocks(194) | noun: a block of wood or metal used to prevent a wheel from turning (for example: used to keep the wheels of airplanes from moving when stopped) |
| gnarled (199) | adj; twisted, misshapen, or weather-beaten because of age, hard work, or illness. |
| beneficent (215) | adj: doing good or charitable acts |
| protruding (229) | verb: to stick out, or make something stick out |
| ruminate (231) | verb: to think carefully and at length about something |
| tarpaulin (243) | noun: a heavy waterproof material used for covering things |
| oblong (274) | adj: having a shape that is considerably longer than it is wide; elliptical shape |
| impunity (301) | noun: exemption from punishment or harm. |
| consulate (308) | noun: a consul’s political office or official residence |
| squalid (329) | adj: dirt and shabby because of neglect and lack of money |
| fabricated (330) | verb: to make something that is not true |
| monosyllabic (334) | adj: saying very little, often in a way that gives an impression of unfriendliness or unintelligence. |
| coy (335) | adj: shy or reserved in social situations |
| trellis (352) | noun: a lattice of wood, metal, or plastic used to support plants, usually fixed to a wall. |
| epiphany (359) | noun: a sudden intuitive leap of understanding; being able to understand something all of a sudden. |
| empathy (365) | noun: the ability to identify with and understand another person’s feelings or difficulties. |
