| A | B |
|---|
| elicit | V. - to bring out |
| prudent | ADJ- marked by sound, sensible judgement in practical matters |
| fiendish | ADJ- extremly wicked |
| inscrutable | ADJ- mysterious |
| susceptible | ADJ- open, subject to |
| malicious | ADJ- desiting to harm others |
| ameliorate | V- to improve, to make better |
| voluminous | ADJ- large, bulky |
| sparse | ADJ- not think or dense, growing or settling far apart |
| aversion | N.- strong dislike |
| incessant | ADJ- continuing without interruption |
| cynical | ADJ- believing all people are motivated only by self intrest |
| prosaic | ADJ- strictly factual, therefore unimaginative and plain |
| ruthless | ADJ- having pity or sympathy for others |
| novice- | ADJ- someone who is new to a field or activity, a beginner |
| brevity | N.- briefness, shortness of duration |
| inept | ADJ- lacking ablitity or judgement in a task |
| verbose | ADJ- using more words that necessary |
| plagiarism | N- the stealing and use of part of published work without crediting the source |
| superfluous | ADJ- extra, more than what is nessassary |
| aloof | ADJ- removed |
| dynamic | ADJ- energetic, forceful, active |
| jeopardize | V.- to leave oneself open to loss, injury or danger |
