| A | B |
|---|
| extrication | to remove from a difficult situation. disentangle |
| remuneration | money payment or compensation |
| allude | to make reference to or hint at |
| mutual | in agreement or harmony |
| condingent | dependent upon or conditional |
| disparage | to belittle, make fun of |
| prudent | wise, cautious, or careful |
| genteel | refined or elegant, cultured |
| acquiescent | bowing to the will of another |
| elementary | fundamental or basic |
| illiterate | uneducated, unable to read or write |
| apathetic | indifferent or uncaring, not concerned |
| monolith | a large, solid, mass |
| chivarous | gallant or brave, heroic |
| conjecture | to guess or surmise, suppose |
| negotiate | to bargain or enter into a business agreement |
| scion | heir or offspring, oldest son |
| conceivable | understandable, can be imagined |
| prolific | producing abundantly, fertile |
| confirm | to validate or ratify, accept as correct |
| gambol | to tumble, cavort, or play around |
| cower | to cringe or bow, grovel |
| extremity | the far end of final point |
| incontinent | unable to restrain or hold |
| bias | prejudice |
| replenish | to resupply or restock, refress |
| arduous | requiring hard or intense work, great effort |
| convey | to transmit or carry across |
| turbulent | stormy or tempestuous, agitated |
| servile | subservient or unduly submissive |
| posterity | inheritors |
| fickle | moody |
| seditious | inciting rebellion |
| perpetual | never ending or continuous |
| realm | a kingdom or area of control |
| incongruity | inconsistency or mismatch |
| torpidity | laziness or lethargy |
| manifestation | a show or display, |
| misgiving | an apprehension or doubt, lack of confidence |
| faction | group or clique, political division |
