| A | B |
|---|
| abomination | A disgraceful action |
| blanched | To become white or pale |
| calumny | A false statement |
| conjure | To create, to summon forth |
| contiguous | Touching |
| corrobate | To make more certain, to support evidence |
| dally | To waste time |
| deagitation | The injuring of a person's good name or reputation |
| dissemble | To conceal ones true motives |
| enrapture | To fill with delight |
| inculcation | Influencing persistently and repeated so as to implant an idea |
| inquisition | An official investigation |
| licentious | Disregarding rules |
| partisan | A supporter of a person, group or party |
| propitiation | To appease, trying to give in to keep things peaceful |
| providence | God's protection and care of his creatures |
| smirch | A dirty mark or smear |
| vindictive | Vengeful |
| trepidation | Fear, alarm, or agitation |
