| A | B |
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| colossal | huge;enormous;gigantic;mammoth;vast |
| commodious | spacious and comfortable;roomy;ample;not comfining |
| gamut | entire range of anything,as of musical notes,emotions |
| infinite | without ends or lomits; boundless; endless; inexhoustible |
| infinitesimal | som small so to be almost nothing; immeasurably small; very minute |
| inflate | swell with air or gas; expand; puff up |
| inordinate | much too great; not kept within reasonable bounds; excessive |
| iota | (ninth and smallest letter in the alphabet) very small quanity; infinitesimal amount |
| magnitude | size; greatness; largeness; importance |
| picayune | concerned with trifling matters; petty;small;of little value |
| puny | slight or inferior size, power, or importance; weak; insignificant |
| superabundance | great abundance;surplus;excess |
| debilitate | impair the strength of;enfeeble;weaken |
| decadent | marked by decay or decline;falling off;declining;decteriorating |
| decrepit | broken down or weakened by old age or use; worn out |
| dilapidated | falling to pieces;decayed;partly ruined or decayedthrough neglect |
| enervate | lessen the vigor or strenght of; weaken;enfeeble |
| flimsy | lacking strength or solidity;frail;unsubstantial |
| frail | not very strong;weak;fragile |
| incapacitate | render incapable or unfit;disable;paralyze |
| infirmity | weakness;feebleness;frailty |
| bulwark | wall-like defensive strycture;rampart;defense;protection;safegard |
| citadel | fortress;stonghold |
| cogent | forcible;compelling;powerful;convincing |
| dynamic | forceful;energetic;active |
| formidable | exciting fear by reason of strength,size,difficulty |
| forte | strong point;that witch one does with excellence |
| inpregnable | incaple of being taken by assault;unconquerable |
| invigorate | give vigor to; fill with life and energy;strengthen;enliven |
| robust | strong and healthy;vigorous;sturdy;sound |
| tenacious | holding fast or tending to hold fast |
| vehement | showing strong feeling;forcefull;violent;furious |
| vigor | active strenght or force;energy |
| default | failure to do something required;neglect;negligence;failure to meet a financial |
| heedless | not taking heed; inattentive;careless |
| ignore | refuse to talke notice of; disregard;overlook |
| inadvertent | (used to describe blunders, mistakes,etc., rather than people) heedless; thoughtless;careless |
| neglect | give little or no attention to; leave undone |
| remiss | neglighent;careless;lax |
| sloven | untidy person |
| slovenly | neglighent of nearness or order in one's dress, habits, work |
| discreet | showing good judgement in speech and action |
| heed | take notice of;give caregul attention |
| meticulous | extremely or excessively careful about small details |
| scrupulous | extremely or excessively careful about small details fussy |
| scrutinize | examine losely;inspect |
| solicitude | anxious or excessive care;concern;anxiety |
| vigilance | alert watchfulness to discovet and avoid danger |
| wary | on ones's guard against danger;desception;ect.,cautious;vigilant |
| abroad | in or to a foreign land o lands |
| commute | travel back to and forth daily, as form a home in the urbs to a job in the city |
| denize | inhabitant;dweller;resident;occupant |
| domicile | house;home;dwelling;residence;abode |
| inmate | perosn confined in an institution;prison;hospital |
| migrate | move from one place to settle n another |
| native | person born in a particylar place |
| nomad | member of a tribe that has no fixed abode but wanders form prace to plae;wandering |
| nomadic | roaming from place to place;wandering;roving |
| sojurn | temporary stay |
| defiance | refusal to obey authority;disposition to resist;state of opposition |
| infraction | breaing (of a law'regulation,etc.); violation;breach |
| insubordinate | not submitting to authority;disobendient;mutinous;rebellious |
| insurgent | person who rises in revolt;rebel |
| insurrection | uprising agains established authority;rebellion;revolt |
| malcontent | discontented person;rebel |
| perverse | obsinate (in opposing what is right or reasonable); willful:wayward |
| sedition | speech, writing, or action seeking to overthrow the government;treason |
| transgrees | go beyond set limits of; viouate,break or overstep a command or lay |
| trespass | encroach on another's rights, privileges, property, etc. |
| acquiesce | accept by keeping silent; submit quietly;comply |
| allegiance | loyalty;devotion;faithfulness;fidelity |
| defer | yield to another out of respect;authority;or courtesy |
| discipline | train in obedience;bring under control |
| docile | easily taught; obedinet; tractable;submissive |
| meek | submissive;yielding without resentment when ordered aout or hurt by others;acquiescent |
| pliable | easily bent or influenced;yielding;adaptable |
| submint | yeild to another's will,authority,or power;yield;surrender |
| tractable | easily controlled,led,or taught;docile |
| chronic | marked by long duration or frequent recurrnce |
| concurrent | occuring at the same time;simultaneous;contemporary |
| dawdle | waste time;loiter;idel |
| imminent | about to happen;threatening to occur sonn;near at hand |
| incipient | beginning to show itsel;commencing;in an early stage |
| intermittent | comming and going at intervals;stopping and begining again;recurrent;periodical |
| perennial | lasing indefinitely;incessant;enduring;pemanent again |
| protract | drawout'lengthen in time;proglong;continue;extend |
| sporadic | ocurring occasionally or in scattered instances isolated;infrequent |
| compulsory | required bu authority; obligatory |
| entail | involve as a necessary consequence;ompose require |
| essence | most necessary or significat part,aspect,or feature nature;core |
| gratutious | uncalled for;unwarranted |
| imperative | not to be avoided urgent necessary oblighator |
| incurmbent | imposed as a duty;obligatory |
| indispensable | absolutely necessary;essential |
| necessitate | make necessary;require;demand |
| oblige | compel;force;put under a duty or obligation |
| obviate | make unnecessayr;preclude |
| prprpquisite | something rquired beforehand |
| pressing | requiring immediate attention;urgent |
| superfluous | more than what is enought or necessary;surplus'excessive;unnecessary |
