| A | B |
|---|
| eccentric | departing from the established norm, model, or rule |
| malevolent | exhibiting or having ill-will; malicious |
| intimidation | threats |
| condescended | to come down voluntarily to the level of inferiors |
| indigenous | native |
| pronouncements | authorative statements |
| irked | annoyed; bothered |
| persevere | remain constant to a purpose in spite of obsticles |
| compromise | settlement of differences in which concsessions are made |
| tyranny | extreme harshness or severity; rigor |
| unanimous | in complete agreement |
| evasion | act of avioding |
| chameleon | changable person |
| tormenting | pestering; harassing |
| quibbling | making petty distinctions or irrelevant observations |
| teetering | moved unsurely in a see-sawing motion |
| malignent | actively evil in nature |
| entrusted | given over to another for care or protection |
| adjacent | next to |
| perplexity | the condition of being puzzled |
| ingenuous | without sophistication; artless; innocent |
| fanatical | possessed of driven by exessive zeal |
| isolate | to separate from the group; set apart |
| debating | deliberating; considering |
| acquainted | made familiar with |
| contemporaries | of the same time or era; about the same age |
| inconspicuous | not readily noticable |
| peril | danger |
| contradict | to go against |
| inaudible | inable to be heard |
| cantankerous | contrary; dissagreeable, quarrelsome |
| compensation | something given or recieved as substitution or payment |
| emerge | to come forth from something |
| acquired | obtained |
| ecclesiastical | pertaining to a church |
| extract | to forcibly draw forth; pull out |
| preoccupation | the absorbtion of the attention or intellect |
| pensive | thoughtful |
| antagonize | incur the dislike of someone; counteract |
| infallible | unfailing; always correct |
