| A | B |
|---|
| distraught | very much agitated or upset as a result of mental conflice |
| credence | belief, mental acceptance |
| feckless | lacking in spirit and strength, ineffective, weak |
| decry | to condemn, express strong disapproval |
| articulate | to pronounc clearly |
| derogatory | disgned to belittle or degrade |
| cavort | to romp or prance around with great happiness |
| dissemble | to disguise or conceal; give false impression |
| eulogy | a formal statement usually made at a funeral |
| exhume | to remove from a grave; to bring to light |
| evince | to display clearly; to make evident |
| verdant | green in tint or color OR immature in experience or judgment |
| verbiage | language that is too wordy; wordiness in manner of expression |
| murky | dark and gloomy; lack of clarity |
| propinquity | nearness in place or time |
| intractable | hard to manage; stubborn |
| piquant | stimulating the tast; spicy |
| utopian | a visionary view of an ideal world |
| nefarious | wicked; not having moral standards |
| viscous | having a thick movement, not very fluid |
| unwonted | not usual or expected; not in character |
| primordial | devloped or created at the very beginning; boing back to most ancient times or earliest stage |
