| A | B |
|---|
| dissent (DIS apart + SENS feeling) | to differ in opinion |
| consensus (CON together + SENS feeling) | agreement, where a clear majority thinks or feels the same way on an issue |
| oligarchy (OLIGO few + ARCHY government) | government or rule by a small group |
| pyromania (PYRO fire + MANIA obsession) | obsession with fire |
| prototype (PROTO first + TYPE) | the first model |
| maladapted (MAL bad + AD to + APT fit) | unsuited or poorly fit (as to a particular use, purpose, or situation) |
| aptitude (APT fit + TUDE state) | suitability or fitness; natural ability |
| reincarnate (RE again + IN in + CARN flesh) | to return as a different life form after death |
| incarnate (IN in + CARN flesh) | literally, "in the flesh" |
| confluence (CON together + FLU flow) | where things flow together |
| podiatrist (POD foot + IST one who) | a medical doctor specializing in feet |
| pedantic (PED child) | instructional, like a teacher speaking to a student or child |
| impediment (IM in or not + PED foot) | something that stands in your way, preventing forward movement |
| proliferate (PRO forward + LIFE) | to spread forward in great numbers (e.g., diseases, ideas, fads) |
| proponent (PRO for) | one who argues in favor of something |
| secede (SE apart + CEDE go) | to go apart |
| benediction (BENE good + DICT word) | kind words; words intended to bring forth positive thoughts or feelings |
| bona fide (BON good + FID faith) | geniune, having good faith that something is real or authentic |
| euphemism (EU good) | a pleasant-sounding name for something unpleasant |
| euphoria (EU good + PHOR carry) | joy; carrying good feelings |
| anarchy (AN without + ARCHY government) | opposed to any form of government or organized rule |
| monarchy (MONO one + ARCHY government) | government or rule by one person |
| magnate (MAGN great) | a great or powerful person; one superior to others |
| magnanimous (MAGN great + ANIM mind) | great-minded |
| demigod (DEMI half + god) | a mythological being with more power than a mortal but less than a god; a person so outstanding as to seem to approach the divine |
