| A | B |
|---|
| depravity | the state of being corrupt or evil |
| sensibility | the ability to receive sensations; awareness and responsiveness to emotions |
| celibacy | the state of being unmarried; abstention from sexual intercourse |
| propagate | to cause to continue or increase by sexual reproduction |
| odious | exciting or deserving hatred |
| forlorn | bereft; forsaken |
| efficacious | having the power to produce a desired effect |
| ethereal | of or pertaining to regions beyond the earth; celestial |
| expiation | the act of making atonement |
| scurrilous | using or given to coarse language; abusive |
| transfigured | to give a new and exalted or spiritual appearance to |
| bane | woe; a source of harm or ruin; a curse |
| petulant | insolent or rude in speech or behavior |
| asperity | rigor; severity |
| misanthropy | a hatred or distrust of mankind |
| machinations | a scheming or crafty action |
| effluence | something that flows out |
| choleric | easily moved to unreasonable anger; hot tempered |
| mollified | having soothed the temper or disposition |
| vicissitude | the quality or state of being changeable |
| preternatural | existing outside of nature (supernatural) |
| conjectural | involving or based on supposition |
| nugatory | of little or no consequence; unimportant |
| repudiate | to reject as untrue; to divorce or separate |
| gules | the heraldic color red (i.e, official, used in a coat of arms) |
