| A | B |
|---|
| aggrandize | to make bigger in power or to exaggerate |
| exorbitance | extreme, unreasonable expense or price |
| grandiose | trying to seem important; magnificent in size and beauty |
| gratuitous | unnecessary, injustified |
| surfeit | excessive amount; to over indulge |
| multifarious | having great variety, diverse |
| opulence | wealth, affluence often to excess |
| profligate | recklessly wasteful |
| satiate | fully satisfy an appetite or desire |
| intemperate | excessive, lacking in moderation |
| affect | to influence |
| effect | result |
| depredation | an attack |
| deprivation | lack of something |
| procede | to go forward or onward |
| uninterested | without interest |
| emigrate | to leave's one country |
| immigrate | to settle in a new country |
| precede | to come before |
| disinterested | impartial, unbiased |
| pedagogy | the art of teaching |
| edify | to instruct in order to improve |
| pedantic | too concerned with book learning |
| pundit | a person of great learning |
| esoteric | understood by few |
| didactic | teaching in moralizing manner |
| imbue | to influence thoroughly |
| erudite | possessing extensive knowlege |
| elucidate | to make clear |
| indoctrinate | to instruct in a set of specific beliefs |
