| A | B |
|---|
| Din | Loud Clamor |
| Alacrity | Cheerful |
| Fain | Willingly; Gladly |
| Expediency | Regard for what is advantageous rather than what is right |
| Resign | To give up position |
| Palpitation | To flutter or tremble |
| Corse | Archaic term for corpse |
| Philanthropist | Someone who performs charitable actions |
| Demagogue | Person who gains power/popularity by arousing emotions & prejudices of people |
| Inducement | something that induces or persuades |
| Gregarious | Sociable |
| Desponding | To be depressed by loss of hope, confidence, or courage |
| Wont | Accustomed; Habit |
| Invidious | Offensively or Unfairly discriminating |
| Superfluous | Extra; Unnecessary |
| Lyceum | Institution for Education |
| Shire | A county in Great Britian |
| Aloof | Reserved |
| Abet | To encourage in wrongdoing |
| Pretext | Put forward to conceal true purpose or object |
| Rectitude | Rightness of principle or conduct |
| Esteeming | Regarding highly or favorably |
| Obstinately | Firmly/stubbornly adhering to one's purpose, opinion, etc |
| Condescend | Do something in a haughty way, as though it is below one's dignity or level of importance |
| Aggrieved | Wronged; Offended |
| Behooves | Use; Advantage; Benefit |
| Civil | Matters pertaining to rights of individuals |
| Conformity | Similarity in form or character; Agreement |
| Mode | Manner of acting or doing |
| Applicable | Capable of or suitable for being applied; Appropriate |
| Expedient | Conductive to advantage or interest rather than right |
| Conscientious | Governed by or conforming to the dictates of conscience |
| Inclined | Prone to |
| Unscrupulous | Conscienceless; Unprincipled |
| Eradiction | To remove or destroy utterly |
| Redressing | To correct a past wrong |
| Foist | To force upon or impose unjustifiably |
| Diabolical | Devilish; Outrageously Wicked |
| Impetuous | Impulsive |
| Unconciliatory | Not feeling sorry |
| Transgressing | To violate law, command, moral code, etc |
