| A | B |
|---|
| berate | to rebuke or scold in a harsh tone |
| reprove | tospeak in a dessaproving manner, to scold |
| nonchalant | casual, noconcern |
| apathetic | indifferent, showing no care |
| indolent | lazy not wanting to do any work |
| torpid | lackin energy; relating to inactivity, feeling sluggish |
| compliant | yielding, submassive |
| obsequious | obeying or preforming a service for someone in a overly attentive manner |
| ardent | full of passion and emotion |
| vibrant | lively, full of vitality |
| adamant | unwilling to bend, unyeilding |
| recalcitrant | stubbord, disobediant, defiant, severly adamant |
| cacophony | lack of harmony; loud and unpleasant noise; a racket |
| eulogize | to praise as in a evologyto say good things about |
| strident | shrill and high-= pitched |
| venerate | to feel or show great respect for, especially due to age or tradition; to honor |
| copious | abundant, much plentiful |
| plethora | excess; abundance |
| epicurean | having to do with relishing the pleasure of eating and drinking |
| voracious | greedy; gluttonous, ravenous; insatible |
