| A | B |
|---|
| commemsurate | to set free from slavery, or captivity |
| deprivation | lack or sortage of one or more basic necessities |
| diabolic | very cruel; wicked; demonic |
| dilapitated | fallen into a state in which repairs are badly needed |
| exacerbate | to aggravate; make more severe |
| exhilaration | cheerfulness; high spirits |
| migrate | to make less severe; to relieve |
| objective | not influenced by emotion or personal prejudice; based on what can be observed |
| panacea | something supposed to cure all diseases, evil, or difficulties |
| unprecendented | being the first instance of something; never having occured before;unheard of |
