| A | B |
|---|
| debate | the formal presintation of and opposition to a stated proposition |
| argument | a dispute where there is a strong disagreement |
| logic | the principles that guide reasoning |
| reason | to reach conclusions by a systematic comparison of facts |
| procedure | a particular course of action |
| privacy | the quality of being secluded from the presence or view of others |
| evidence | any mode of proof |
| ailurophile | someone who loves cats |
| derring-do | daring action |
| status quo | the present way of doing things |
| qualitative | relating to or involving quality or kind |
| inhearent | involved in the constitution or essential character of something |
| quantitative | relating to or involving the measurement of quantity or amount |
| deterence | maintenance of military power for the putpose of discouraging attack |
| pacify | to return to peaceful state |
| fallacy | a misconception resulting from incorrect reasoning |
| impact | a forceful consequence |
| rogue | being isolated and dangerous or uncontrolable |
| moratorium | suspention of activity |
| refute | overthrow by argument or evidence |
| ingenious | very clever |
| predominant | greater in importance |
| exonerate | pronounce not guilty of criminal charges |
| admonish | to criticize or warn gently |
| assume | accept with out verification or proof |
| gratis | without charge |
| omnivorous | feeding on both animals and plants |
| astonish | to strike with sudden wonder or amazement |
| pore | to read with great attention |
| glimps | a short hurried view |
| prolific | highly inventive |
| vociferous | making loud outcry |
| proliferate | to grow by rapid production of new parts or to increase in number |
| ossification | a tendency toward or state of being molded into a rigid condition |
| espouce | to take up and support |
| ubiquitous | existing everywhere at the same time; widespread |
