| A | B |
|---|
| bravado | false show of bravery |
| compassion | deep awareness of the suffering of another |
| degradation | decline to a lower condition with loss of dignity |
| impotent | powerless, lacking in strength |
| stoicism | indifference to pleasure or pain, not showing emotion |
| droll | amusingly odd or comical |
| elude | to escape,especially by means of daring |
| imperative | absolutely necessary |
| stamina | physical or moral strength |
| tangible | capable of being touched, having actual form |
| accost | to approach of speak to an aggressive or hostile |
| fettered | to restrain with shackles |
| implore | to beg, to earnestly ask for |
| subsides | to become less agitated or active |
| termination | the end of something |
| improbable | unlikely to take place or be true |
| interminable | being or seeming to be without end |
| malice | desire to harm or see others suffer |
| regal | of or pertaining to a monarch |
| vanquished | defeated or conquered in battle |
