| A | B |
|---|
| reticent | not talking much |
| eloquence | artful ease with speaking; speech that can impact people's feelings |
| egotistical | exessively self-absorbed; very conceited |
| lackluster | lacking vitality, energy, or brightness; boring |
| conciliate | to win a person over through special considerations or persuasive methods |
| cordial | warm and friendly; amiable |
| captious | made for the sake of quarreling |
| munificent | very generous |
| parsimonious | overly thrift or miserly |
| enigma | a riddle or mster; a puzzling or baffling matter or person |
| malicious | intending to hurt or harm another; spiteful |
| deprecate | to show mild disapproval |
| listless | lacking interest in something; spiritless |
| sluggish | slow and lazy |
| submissive | voluntarily obeying another; humble |
| fanatical | full of great enthusiasm or devotion |
| obstinate | stubborn; inflexible |
| euphony | pleasing sound |
| exalt | to praise or glorif; to raise up in power, dignity, or status |
| profuse | abundant; more than enough |
| epicurean | having to do with the relishing the pleasure of eating and drinking |
| heedful | paying careful attention to |
| peripatetic | moing or walking about; itinerant |
| relic | a custom or object that has been around for a ery, very long time |
| stealthy | secretive; sly |
| hedonist | a person who lives for pleasure |
| negligible | able or likely to be neglected or bypassed due to smallness or lack of importance |
| ingenious | very clever or inventive |
| ambiguous | hard to understand; unclear; open to more than one interpretation |
| intimate | to suggest; to hint at |
