| A | B |
|---|
| Ignominy | disgrace, dishonor, public contempt |
| Exhort | to urge |
| Singular | being of one kind, remarkable |
| Ascetic | denying ones self any pleasurable activity |
| Amenable | willing; responsive |
| Caprice | sudden impulse, silly desire |
| Perverse | twisted or sick |
| Infamy | fame for doing something that was bad |
| Scrupulous | conscientious; having high moral standards |
| Infirmity | weakness; illness |
| Machination | scheme to achieve a goal; the act of plotting something in a sneaky way |
| Expiation | the act of compensating for a wrong; atoning for a sin |
| Grovel | to beg |
| Propensity | a tendency, an inclination |
| Transformation | a change |
| Speculation | a guess about what will happen in the future |
| Precocity | the quality of being advanced for one’s age |
| Primeval | belonging to the earliest of times; around since creation |
| Listlessness | quality of being tired and without energy |
| Delusion | illusion; hallucination |
| Alienation | quality of being excluded from a group |
| Irrevocable | impossible to take back; beyond possibility of changing |
| Effervescence | quality of being bubbly |
| Ominous | threatening, menacing |
| Transitory | lasting for a short period of time only |
| Conjectural | based on a guess; not known |
| Parable | story that teaches a moral lesson |
