| A | B |
|---|
| adaptable | able to change or adjust |
| appreciate | to increase in value |
| atheist | one who does not believe in God |
| boisterous | loud, roudy |
| bourgeois | higher than the middle class |
| complex | complicated, difficult |
| conceit | full of oneself; high opinion of oneself |
| disciple | a follower of a teacher or philosophy |
| exhaust | to use up; drain |
| homely | plain or unattractive |
| humility | being humble |
| inane | lacking meaning or point; silly |
| innumerable | too many to count |
| monotony | same; doesn't change |
| muted | toned down or silent |
| mutinous | rebellious |
| nonchalance | indifference; showing little interest; casual |
| pacifist | opposed to war or force |
| porous | something that permits the passage of substance through pores |
| premature | occurring or existing before normal |
| reciprocal | mutual; interacting |
| repulse | to repel (usually w/disgust) |
| rile | to make angry |
| scrupulous | very principled, careful and conscientious |
| spiritual | concerned w/God, not material or tangible |
| spontaneous | acting on impulse; having no external cause |
