| A | B |
|---|
| compliant | inclinded to agree with others, often to an excessive degree |
| prosaic | lacking poetric beauty or imagination, ordinary |
| Profuse | abundant, exuberantly plentiful |
| expedient | convenient, practical |
| anecdote | short, amusing or interesting story, an account regarded as unreliable or heresay |
| viable | capable of working successfully |
| astute | shrewd, clever, having the ability to accurately assess sitruations |
| languish | grow weak or feeble, lose vitality |
| censure | express severe disapproval |
| stagnation | cease to flow or move, become inactive or dull |
| mitigate | make less sever or painful, diminish |
| reprehensible | deserving censure, disgraceful |
| engender | to cause or give rise to, to bring about |
| exemplary | serving as a desirable model, flawless |
| neutral | not helping or supporting either of two sides, objective, impartial |
