| A | B |
|---|
| Composite | put together from many different parts |
| depose | to forcefully remove from office or power; to take testimony from witness in a lawsuit |
| exposition | the systematic explanation of a subject; public exhibition |
| imposition | something that is newly required, a burden or unfair demand |
| impostor | a person who assumes a false identity |
| juxtaposition | placement side by side or close by |
| oppostion | resistance or disagreement |
| proponent | a person who argues in support of something; an advocate or supporter |
| proposition | a plan suggested for acceptance; a proposal |
| repositorty | a safe place for storage; a person who stores or is a source of info or knowledge |
| detract | to reduce thvalue, importance or quality of something; to take away something desirable |
| distraction | something that draws attention away |
| distraught | extremely worried and upset; emotionally agitated |
| entreaty | a heartfelt plea or request |
| extract | specail machines that extract juice form oranges; a substance drawn out of something |
| intractable | difficult to manage or control; stubborn; diffeicult to remedy, cure or make better |
| protracted | drawn out in time, made longer |
| retract | to pull back; to withdraw a statement or promise |
| tract | an area of land; a pamphlet or leaflet often with a political or religious theme |
| traction | grip or hold; friction between somthing an the surface on which it moves; the act of drawing or pulling a load |
