| A | B |
|---|
| devious | done in an underhanded manner; tricky |
| duplicity | deliberate deception |
| fictitious | assumed in order to decieve; imaginary |
| guileless | free of craftiness or slyness |
| gullible | easily deceived or fooled |
| hypocritical | insincere |
| masquerade | to put on a deceptive appearance |
| overt | open and observable |
| reputable | having a good name; honorable |
| veracity | dedication to the truth; honesty |
| behold | to gaze at; look upon |
| discernment | keenness in detecting or selelcting |
| envision | to picture in the mind |
| foresee | to see or know beforehand |
| gape | to stare at open-mouthed in amazement |
| impressionistic | conveying a personal response |
| insight | ability to see the true nature of things |
| myopia | shortsightedness or lack of good judgement |
| perceptive | showing a keen awareness; knowing |
| survey | to examine broadly |
| cosmopolitan | internationally sophisticated |
| geopolitcs | the study of the relationship between geography and politics |
| impolitic | unwise; not exhibiting good judgement |
| megalopolis | a unified urban region |
| metropolitan | pertaining to a major city |
| policy | a general plan of action |
| politico | informal term for politician |
| suburban | pertaining to residential areas near a city |
| urban | characteristic of a city |
| urbane | elegantly polite and sophistiacted |
