| A | B |
|---|
| menagerie | a collection of caged animals |
| isolation | separation from others |
| revelation | a dramatic or astonishing announcement or appearance |
| discord | lack of harmony; disagreement |
| posterity | descendants; future generations |
| foresight | looking forward; foreseeing; preparation |
| phenomenon | a rare or unexplainable occurrence |
| delegate | a representative who has the authority to act for others |
| feline | catlike |
| confederation | a group united in a shared purpose |
| descend | to move down; to make a sudden attack or visit |
| menace | a threat; anything threatening harm or evil |
| adequate | sufficient; enough; equal to what is required |
| enhance | to improve; to make greater |
| inflexible | not capable of being changed; unyielding; stubborn |
| mutual | shared equally between two or more people; held in common |
| inherit | to receive from an ancestor |
| gnarled | having knots; misshapen; twisted |
| advantageous | offering an advantage or benefit |
| incite | to urge into action; to stir up or arouse |
