| A | B |
|---|
| impetuous | moving with great force or speed; acting hastily, rashly, or on impulse |
| synchronize | to cause to occur at the same time; to cause to agree in rate or speed; to coordinate |
| arduous | dificult; requiring much effort; laborious |
| platitude | a dull or commonplace remark made as if it were a new idea; a trite saying |
| insatiable | incapable of being satisfied; greedy |
| grandiose | grand or great in scope, effect, or intent; magnificent; having an affedcted or absurd notion of splendor; pompous |
| enthrall | to captivate; to charm; to keep spellbound |
| sluice | a channel for conducting water; a floodgate; to wash off with a rush of water |
| oracular | wise and prophetic; brief and mysterious (remarks) |
| deluge | a great flood; a heavy rainfall; a great amount of something; to flood; to overwhelm |
