| A | B |
|---|
| acquiescent | inclined to accept or comply passively |
| advocate | one that pleads the cause of another especially before a |
| aloof | removed or distant in interest or feeling, reserved |
| apprise | to give notice, to inform |
| brevity | shortness of duration |
| chaotic | complete confusion and disorder |
| compatible | capable of existing in harmony |
| delude | decieve, trick |
| dilate | to make or grow larger or wider |
| encumber | to place an excessive burden on, hamper |
| evasive | marked by a tendency or purpose to avoid |
| extraneous | not forming an essential or vital part |
| hypothetical | assumed or imagined for purposes of example |
| incarcerate | imprison, confine |
| parable | a short simple story illustrating a moral or spiritual truth |
| pelf | money, riches |
| proviso | a sentence or clause in a legal document in which a condition |
| replica | a close reproduction or facsimile, especially by the maker |
| stagnant | not flowing in a current or stream, motionless |
| truism | an obvious truth |
