| A | B |
| affirm | to indicate to be true; to state with certainty |
| alleged | supposed to be true or real, but not proved; assumed |
| allude | to hint at; to refer indirectly |
| coerce | to force |
| elite | being or intended for the best or most privileged; superior; best |
| essence | the main part; the most important quality of something; the heart of the matter |
| immunity | freedom from something unpleasant or something required of others |
| impair | to harm; to damage, weaken |
| query | to ask or question |
| sadistic | cruel; taking pleasure from being cruel |