| A | B |
|---|
| loquacious | talkative |
| verbose | wordy |
| garrulous | noisy |
| prattle | babbling |
| bombastic | in the sense of being pompous |
| succinct | brief and to the point |
| laconic | brief and to the point |
| terse | brief and to the point |
| taciturn | brief and to the point |
| exculpate | free from blame |
| exonerate | free from blame |
| vindicate | free from blame |
| absolve | free from blame |
| acquit | free from blame |
| abhorrent | disgusting, revolting, horrible |
| appaling | disgusting, revolting, horrible |
| despicable | disgusting, revolting, horrible |
| repulsive | disgusting, revolting, horrible |
| heinous | disgusting, revolting, horrible |
| apprehension | a fearful, uneasy feeling about the future |
| foreboding | a fearful, uneasy feeling about the future |
| premonition | a fearful, uneasy feeling about the future |
| placid | to be outwardly calm |
| placate | to calm the anger of |
| complacent | to be so calm as to be self-satisfied |
| implacable | incapable of appeasement |
| chronological | in order of occurrence |
| synchronize | simultaneous, to occur at the same time |
| chronicle | a record of events in order of time |
| chronic | habit, condition or disease that occurs for a long time |
| anachronism | out of proper time |
| conspicuous | easy to see, impossible to miss |
| perspective | point of view |
| circumspect | being cautious and careful |
| specious | deceptive, seemingly fair or true |
| perspicacity | very perceptive or astute, insight |
| pugnacious | combative, very distateful |
| repugnant | offensive, very distasteful |
| impugn | questioning, criticizing, or challenging the accuracy of |
| benefit | anything that promotes or enhances well-being |
| benevolent | kindly, full of good will |
| benefactor | one who does good by giving aid |
| benediction | act of saying a blessing |
| benign | kind harmless, gentle |
| malign | to speak badly of, slander |
| malicious | filled with malice, ill will |
| malevolent | wishing harm to others |
| malediction | a curse, saying evil |
| malignant | deadly, very harmful |
| malingerer | someone who procrastinates |
| supercilious | expressing pride, disdain, haughtiness |
| supersede | a lack of depth, shallow |
| misnomer | to replace, take the place of, override |
| misconception | a wrong interpretation or misunderstanding of an idea, person, or event |
| miscreant | evildoer, scoundrel |
