| A | B |
| vogue | style; fashion; popularithy |
| faction | a group of people with a larger group, usually causing conflict or disagreement; a selfish or quarrelsome group |
| assay | an analysis (especially of ore) to determine composition; to assess or put to a test; to attempt or try |
| taint | a trace of something bad or harmful, or of contamination or infection; to infect, corrupt,poison; to spoil; to besmear (someone's nams or reputation); to stain |
| diverge | to move or extend in different directions from a common point; to differ in opinion |
| inherent | inborn, basic, native |
| fiord | a long, narrow inletof the sea, with steep cliffs rising alongside |
| unremitting | never stopping or slackening; unceasing; constant |
| augment | to increase; to make greater; to enlarge |
| subside | to sink or fall to a lower level; to become less active; to wane |