| A | B |
| (n.) something that puts someone in a better position | Advantage |
| (Syn.) benefit | Advantage |
| (n.) a strong desire for importance or success | Ambition |
| (Syn.) goal | Ambition |
| (adj.) showing strong resistance | Defiant |
| (Ant.) submissive | Defiant |
| (adj.) frightening or alarming | Fearsome |
| (Ant.) reassuring | Fearsome |
| (v.) to suggest something without saying it directly | Imply |
| (Ant.) ammounce | Imply |
| (n.) a quality that deserves praise | Merit |
| (v.) to be worthy of | Merit |
| (v.) deserve | Merit |
| (v.) warrant | Merit |
| (v.) to make clean and free of dirt or pollutants | Purify |
| (ant.) pollute | Purify |
| (v.) to cancel by withdrawing or reversing | Revoke |
| (sy.) remove | Revoke |
| (adj.) very unhappy or unfortunate | Wretched |
| (adj.) miserable | Wretched |
| (adj.) very poor in quality | Wretched |
| (ant.) happy | Wretched |
| (v.) to discuss in order to arrive at an agreement | Negotiate |