| A | B |
|---|
| disorientation | the state of losing one's bearings; mental confusion |
| brooding | to ponder in a troubled or morbid way; to keep thinking about something in a distressed manner |
| deplorable | regrettable or wretched; very bad |
| introspection | looking into one's own mind or feelings; self analysis |
| indolence | laziness; the state of disliking or avoiding work |
| sloth | disinclination to work or exert oneself; laziness |
| impiety | lack of reverence toward God; lack of respect or dutifulness |
| conceit | exaggerated opinion of oneself |
| predestined | destined or decreed beforehand |
| imploration | the state of asking or begging earnestly for something |
| indicts | to charge; to make a formal accusation |
| disparities | inequalities or differences; unlikeness; incongruity |
| mesmerized | hypnotized or spellbounded |
| intimidated | to make timid; make afraid ; to force or deter with threats |
| degraded | to lower in rank or status; to lower or corrupt; to bring into dishonor or contempt |
| submissiveness | tendency to submit without resistance; docile; yielding |
| reticent | habitually silent or uncommunicative |
| inarticulate | not able to speak understandably, effectively, or coherently; not able to be expressed |
| decorum | propriety and good taste in dress, behavior, etc |
| humility | humble in nature |
| exhorts | to urge earnestly by advice, warning |
| ebullience | overflowing with enthusiasm |
| resonant | resounding or reechoing; increasing the intensity of sound by producing vibrations |
| homogeneity | the same in structure, quality; similar or identical |
| sparseness | thinly spread or distributed; not dense or overcrowded |
| immaculate | perfectly clean without a spot or stain; perfectly correct; pure |
| contrition | remorse for having done wrong |
| banter | good natured teasing, ridicule, or joking |
| ephemeralness | state of lasting only one day; short lived; transitory |
| siblings | one or two or more persons born with the same parents |
| immurement | the state of being shut up, imprisoned, confined |
| dormant | sleeping, inoperative, inactive |
| appease | to pacify or quiet by giving in to the demands of |
| brevity | the quality of being brief; shortness of time |
| exorcism | the act of driving out evil spirits |
| niggardly | stingy, miserly |
| austere | having a stern look or manner; strict self discipline; denial |
| supercilious | disdainful or contemptuous; characerized by pride or scorn |
| despot | an absolute ruler; king with unlimited powers; anyone in charge who acts like a tyrant |
| insidious | characterized by treachery or slyness; crafty; wily |
| cantankerous | bad tempered; quarrelsome |
| concurrent | occurring at the same time; existing together |
| remorse | having a deep,torturing sense of guilt |
| menial | of or fit for servants; a servile lowly person |
| lethargic | abnormally drowsy; slow; sluggish |
| incorrigible | set in bad habits; can't be reformed or improved because bad habits are set in |
| jaundiced | bitter or prejudiced state of mind caused by jealousy or envy; yellowish |
| vindictive | revengeful in spirit |
| reclusive | shut away; isolated as in a hermit; solitary |
| disconsolate | so unhappy that nothing will comfort |
