| A | B |
| affirm | to declare something to be true or factual |
| disengage | to release or detach; to set free |
| employ | to make use of |
| immovable | incapable of being moved; fixed; stationary; motionless |
| adventurous | involving a risk; courageous |
| ironical | mocking or sarcastic; implying the opposite of what is said or written |
| oblige | to force as a result of circumstances; to bind or obligate |
| obstacle | that which stands in the way, a barrier |
| rely | to count on; to depend on; also, to trust |
| imprudent | lacking caution and good judgment; rash; unwise |