| A | B |
|---|
| fatalistic | the belief that all events are determined by fate and unchangeable |
| profess | to affirm openly; to declare or claim |
| fracas | an unusually noisy quarrel; brawl |
| mobility | the quality or state of being able to move |
| clandestine | held in or conducted with secrecy |
| interloper | one that interferes with the affairs of others, often for selfish reasons; meddler |
| mince | to cut into small pieces; to restrain words for the sake of politeness |
| concurrent | happening or operating at the same time |
| chauvinistic | an attitude of superiority towards members of the opposite sex |
| retract | to draw back or in; to withdraw (your words) |
| infidel | an unbeliever, especially with respect to a particular religion |
| speculate | to meditate or reflect on a subject; to engage in a business deal for profit (risky) |
| deploy | to spead out troops or ships in order for battle |
| deplete | to exhaust especially of strength or resources |
| scamper | to run nimbly and playfully |
| indomitable | incapable of being overcome; unconquerable |
| misnomer | a wrong name or designation |
| incarcerate | imprison; confine |
| exasperate | annoy; vex; irritate |
| divulge | tell; reveal; disclose |
| trumped | to get the better of |
| frailty | a fault due to weakness |
| defile | filthy; corrupt |
| stupefy | to make groggy or insensible |
| fulfillment | to put into action; to bring to an end; to satisfy |
