| A | B |
|---|
| abhor | To hate |
| tragic | disastrous; bringing great harm and suffering |
| resentful | full of bitterness at something wrong or insulting |
| infamous | having an evil or disgraceful reputation |
| gargantuan | huge, gigantic |
| immortal | living forever; indestructible |
| barbaric | uncivilized; crude |
| memento | a reminder of the past; a keepsake |
| consensus | a general agreement |
| recoil | to draw back because of fear, surprise or disgust |
| commemorate | to honor or keep alive the memory of |
| console | to make someone feel less sad |
| sulk | to mope or pout |
| sens/sent | to feel |
| mem | to remember |
| somber | gloomy; depressing |
| infinite | limitless; without end |
| medi | middle |
| mediocre | of average quality |
| glutton | somone who can consume an amazing amount |
| palatial | suitable for a palace |
| soothe | to calm or relieve |
| omen | a sign or warning of things to come |
| vivid | lively; full of color |
| prompt | on time; done without delay |
| finale | the end of an event |
| swagger | to walk in a bragging way; to strut |
| dictator | a rule with absolute power and authority |
| mediate | try to bring to an agreement |
| fin | end |
| blunder | a stupid or clumsy mistake |
| ven | come |
| convene | come together; to assemble |
| secede | pull away; split from |
| abhor | to hate |
| gawk | to stare stupidly |
| brutal | vicious; cruel |
| grotesque | weird; distorted |
| tyrant | a ruler who abuses power |
| fragile | easily broken |
| intervene | to come, appear, or lie between two things |
| concede | to admit as being true (give in) |
| bicker | to fight over something silly |
| vast | very large |
| cede | to go; to yield |
