| A | B |
|---|
| MARTYR | someone killed or made to suffer for his or her beliefs; hero; saint |
| TORMENT | to annoy or upset someone intentionally; to annoy, antagonize, or abuse |
| ADORATION | an intense love or esteem; adulation |
| EXHIBIT | to show something publicly; display, reveal, show |
| IMMUNITY | protection from disease or action; exemption; privilege |
| ACCUSTOMED | normal or usual; familiar; habituated; acquainted |
| VISION | something imagined or dreamed about; a hallucination or fantasy |
| SOPORIFIC | causing sleep or drowsiness; hypnotic; calming; numbing; tranquilizing |
| DILUTE | to make weaker by adding another substance; weaken; thin |
| CONFLICT | an instance of fighting; a battle, disagreement, or quarrel |
| DESERT | to run away or leave something; abandon; forsake |
| SPLENDOR | intense, amazing beauty; brilliance; magnificence; radiance |
| PASSION | strong desire or emotion; obsession; infatuation |
| ELABORATELY | in a careful or complicated way; ornately; richly; intricately |
| CONDESCEND | to act as if someone is in a rank below oneself; to lower oneself to another's level |
| THRESHOLD | wood or stone on the floor of a doorway; entrance; doorstep; sill |
| DISCIPLINE | command over one's behavior; training; regulation |
| AGONY | intense suffering or pain; anguish; torture |
| MISSILE | a weapon that is thrown or launched at a target; projectile; rocket; shot |
| RELUCTANTLY | in a way that is without enthusiasm; unenthusiastically; unwillingly; grudgingly; hesitatingly |
| UNBEARABLE | so bad or unpleasant that one cannot stand it; intolerable; excruciating; unendurable |
| SEEK | to search or look for something |
| WILTED | droopy, sagging, withered, or bent |
| VAGUE | unclear; not defined; indistinct; blurred |
| EXULTATION | extreme joy or happiness; jubilation; enthusiasm; rejoicing |
| GRIEVE | to feel sad, usually as a result of death; mourn, lament, suffer |
| VANISH | to disappear, leave, evaporate, dissolve |
| DESOLATE | deserted; without other people; isolated; uninhabited |
| DREARY | miserable, dull, gloomy, depressing |
| HASTEN | to move or act quickly; to rush, hurry, speed |
| EMBROIDER | to sew with a design; to embellish, adorn, or elaborate |
| DEVISE | to think up or invent; to develop, plan, or create |
| PLEASURABLE | giving a feeling of enjoyment; enjoyable; pleasing; gratifying; satisfying |
| EMINENCE | high ground, elevation, hill, knoll |
| CLASP | to hold firmly or tightly; to grasp, grip, or clutch |
| OMISSION | the act of leaving something out or not doing something; exclusion; disregard; absence |
| APPOINT | to officially assign something; to decide, designate, or select |
| ACHIEVEMENT | something done successfully; an attainment, feat, or accomplishment |
| EVIDENCE | something that helps prove or bring out the truth; support, truth, or verification |
