| A | B |
|---|
| amicable | friendly, peaceable |
| amity | friendship; friendly relations |
| enamored | in love with; charmed by |
| inimical | 1. harmful; 2. hostile; unfriendly |
| odious | hateful; distasteful |
| bibliophile | a lover of books |
| philanthropy | 1. goodwill to fellow human beings; a charitable gift, act, or organization |
| phobia | strong, irrational fear |
| acrophobia | fear of heights |
| hydrophobia | 1. fear of water; 2. rabies |
| xenophobia | fear of hatred of what is strange or foreign |
| appease | to calm; to satisfy by making concessions or giving into demands |
| pacific | peaceful; serene |
| pacify | 1. to claim; to make quiet; 2. to end war or violence |
| antipathy | hatred or dislike |
| apathy | lack of feeling, energy, or interest |
| empathy | the ability to identify someone else and understand that person's situation or feelings |
| pathological | 1. Referring to pathology the study of disease 2. Caused by disease 3. Abnormal in behavior |
| pathos | A feeling of sympathy; a quality that arouses pity or tenderness |
| misogamy | hatred of marriage |
| misogyny | hatred of women |
| dysentery | Severe diarrhea |
| dyslexia | Serious difficulty learning to read in the usual way |
| covet | To crave or desire, especially something belonging to someone else |
| cupidity | Greed; avarice |
| complacent | Self satisfied; smug |
| implacable | impossible to calm or appease |
| placate | to calm; to pacify; to appease |
| placid | showing calmness, peacefulness, or composure |
