| A | B |
|---|
| castigate | to scold or punish serverly |
| rebuff | to snub; to bluntly refuse |
| aloof | uninterested; showing no concern; emotionally removed or distant |
| stoical | lacking emotion or not showing any emotions |
| languor | a weak or lifeless feeling |
| sedentary | having to do with sitting around a lot |
| ebullient | felled with excitement; boiling wiht overexcitement |
| subbordinate | inferior, minor, lesser |
| sycophant | a self server who tries to gain the favor of others through the use of flattery or by being over attentive |
| feverent | filled with passion or intensity |
| dogged | stubborn determined |
| obdurate | stubborn in wrong doing |
| acoustics | the quality sound, pertaining to how it is heard based on the quality and structure of the room |
| discordant | lacking harmony or agreement |
| adulate | to praise or flatter too greatly; fawn over |
| laud | praise; extal |
| superfluous | excess amount, overabundant |
| abstemious | holding back from eating or drinking too much |
| myriad | countless; a very large number |
| emaciated | very very thin due to lack of food. |
