| A | B |
|---|
| Appall | To fill with horror, disgust, or outrage; to shock |
| Constraint | Something that restricts or limits |
| Dissuade | To advise against; to persuade someone out of a course of action out |
| Falter | To hesitate; to waver |
| Frail | Easily broken;delicate |
| Hypothetical | Assumed without proof; uncertain |
| Irate | Extremely angry; enraged |
| Peninsula | A piece of land that extends from the mainland into a body of water |
| Placid | Calm; peaceful |
| Prejudice | An opinion formed without knowledge of the facts |
| Prejudice | An irrational suspicion or hostility toward a particular group,race, religion |
| Prelude | An introductory event, action or performance |
| Profane | Showing contempt for what is sacred; disrespectful to a religion;vulgar |
| Puny | Less than normal in size and strength |
| Ruthless | Without compassion or mercy, harsh |
| Skirmish | A minor, short lived battle |
| bilk | to cheat or swindle; to thwart |
| homily | a sermon |
| demise | death; a ceasing to exist |
| emit | to send out; to give forth, as in sound or light |
| decadence | moral deterioration |
| aghast | feeling great dismay or horror |
| granary | a storehouse for grain |
| choleric | easilty angered |
| impede | to hinder |
| qualm | a feeling of uneasiness |
| lampoon | a written satireused to ridicule or atack someone |
| narcissistic | conceited; having excessive self-love or admiration |
| eradicate | to wipe out; to destroy |
| fabricate | to concoct; to make up a story in order to deceive |
| ghastly | horrible; frightful |
