| A | B |
|---|
| Immaculate (adj.) | Pure; Spotless; Impeccably clean |
| Innate (adj.) | Inborn; Natural; Inherent |
| Inundate (v.) | To flood |
| Lethargic (adj.) | Sluggish; Weary; Apathetic |
| Magnanimous (adj.) | Generous; Noble; Unselfish |
| Malevolent (adj.) | Evil; Vicious; Intending to harm others |
| Manifest (v.) | To show clearly |
| Meager (adj.) | Inadequate; Skimpy; Thin |
| Mendacious (adj.) | Lying; Dishonest |
| Morose (adj.) | Gloomy; Sullen; Depressed |
| Munificent (adj.) | Generous; Big-hearted; Bountiful |
| Myriad (adj.) | Numerous; A very great number; Countless |
| Notoriety (n.) | Infamy; Bad name; Known in bad regard |
| Ominous (adj.) | Foreboding; Foreshadowing evil |
| Pithy (adj.) | Brief; Concise |
| Placid (adj.) | Calm; Tranquil; Peaceful |
| Propensity (n.) | An inclination; A preference; A tendency |
| Repudiate (v.) | To reject; To deny; To cancel |
| Requisition (n. / v.) | An order for goods / To commandeer; To request |
| Rustic (adj.) | Relating to country life; plain; unsophisticated |
| Scurrilous (adj.) | Crude; Vulgar; Offensive |
| Stupefy (v.) | To shock; To knock unconscious; To daze |
| Tedious (adj.) | Boring; Dull |
| Ubiquitous (adj.) | Existing everywhere; Widespread; Omnipresent |
