| A | B |
|---|
| Taciturn | reluctant to converse, not expressive or sociable |
| apathy | abnormal absence of feeling or emotion |
| animosity | feeling of resentment that could lead to violence, hostility, antagonism |
| audacious | bold, daring, contemptuous of conventional restraints |
| avarice | greed |
| abstruse | difficult to understand |
| fortuitous | happening by chance or accident, usually with good results; lucky |
| dogmatic | arrogantly inflexible in insisting upon ones own arbitrary opinions; dictatorial |
| naive | lacking in worldly judgement;simple;childlike; unssuspecting |
| lament | verbal expression of regret or grief; wailing. to express grief outloud |
| salubrious | beneficial to health, wholesome |
| rend | to violently tear apart or split into pieces |
| prodigal | wasteful |
| plethora | a condition of overabundance |
| torrid | extremely hot |
| obliterate | to destroyor wipe away |
| capricious | unpredictable, guided by chance or by sudden flights of fancy |
| scrupulous | careful to obey moral principles and legal requirements. conscientious |
| clemency | reduction or elimination of punishment. mildness of weather |
| contrite | thoroughly sorry for a wrong doing |
| charlatan | an imposter, quack. someone who pretends to have skills or knowledge he doesn't really possess |
| fetid | fould smelling, stinking, having an offensive odor |
| ephemeral | lasting for a very short time |
| alacrity | cheerful promptness, quickness |
| innocuous | harmless, unlikely to arouse strong feelings. useless |
| reprehensible | worthy of or deserving blame |
| vapid | lacking flavor, zest, livliness or spirit. having lost appeal |
| desecrate | to destroy sanctity or beauty of a holy or solemn place, object, event or moment |
| blatant | completely obvious in a cheap, offensive way. attracting public notice. noisy in a vulgar manner |
| innate | exsisting within the individual before his birth, rather than developing over time becuase of life experiences |
| impervious | not capable of being penetrated, affected of disturbed. not allowing to entrance or passage through |
| fetter | a chain or shackle which restrictsmotion. to put on shackles or to restrick motion |
| ameliorate | to make better, improve, relieve or soothe |
