| A | B |
| misanthropist | (n) hater of mankind |
| morose | (adj) having a sullen of meloncholy diposition |
| aversion | (n) intense dislike |
| assiduity | (adj) diligence |
| miscreant | (n) evil doer or villain |
| vapid | (adj) lacking interest (flat or dull) |
| transgression | (n) violation of limits or rules |
| vindictive | (adj) vengeful; seeking revenge |
| heathenism | (n) non-religious and non civilized acts |
| redemption | (n(n) freedom or slavation; saved from sin |
| blaspheme | (v) to speak disrepectfully of something sacred |
| defer | (v) to postpone or delay; to give in or to yield to |
| dilatory | (v) to cause delay |
| degradation | (n) reduced in rank |
| presentiment | (n) premenition |
| deplorable | (adj) wretched or bad |
| propitiate | (v) to appease; to conciliate |
| malignity | (n) malice; hatred |
| lamentation | (n) expression of sorrow |
| valance | (n) something decorative above a window |
| peruse | (v) to examine carefully |
| epistle | (n) letter |
| slattern | (n) "slut"; dirty woman |
| innate | (adj) inborn |
| ascertain | (v) to find out |