| A | B |
|---|
| entreaty | N an earnest request, plea (denial) |
| utter | V to express by speaking, to pronounce (to be silent) |
| idolatry | N worship of idols, devotion |
| repose | V to lie or to be at rest, to rest (to stand) |
| air | V to make a public utterance, to verbalize (to suppress) |
| baleful | adj destructive, deadly, harmful (beneficial) |
| intercede | V to intervene, act as a mediator, to interpose (to avoid) |
| forsake | V to quit or leave entirely, to abandon (to support) |
| chide | V to voice disapproval, to scold (to praise) |
| rancor | N bitter deep-seated ill will, animosity (love) |
| discord | N lack of agreement, tension (peace) |
| submissive | adj yielding or surrending oneself to another's will, obedient (disobient) |
| feint | N a false appearance, trick |
| dexterous | adj skillfull and active, agile (clumsy) |
| dissemble | V to disguise, to give a false appearance |
| beguile | V to deceive, to mislead (to help) |
| calamity | N a serious event causing distress, catastrophe (success) |
| perjury | N false testimony, lying (honesty) |
| ascend | V to move upward, to advance (descend) |
| vexation | N discomfort, distress, annoyance (satisfaction) |
