| A | B |
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| adept | adj, very skilled or capable |
| arptitude | noun, a talent or natural ability |
| astute | adj., shrewd in judgement;possessing a keen mind |
| dexterity | noun, skill in the use of the hands, the body, or the mind; adroitness |
| finesse | noun, delicacy and refinement of performance, execution, or workmanship |
| inspiration | noun, a creative stimulas for the mind or emotions |
| precocious | having unusual mental development at an early age |
| pridigy | noun, a person who is exceptionally gifted, usually at a young age |
| resourceful | adj., capable; effective; able to meet most situations effectively |
| virtuoso | noun, one skilled in the technique in art, especially in music |
| arrogant | adj., excessiveky convinced of one's own importance; overbearingly proud;superior;vain |
| diffident | adj. hesitant throught lack of self confidence |
| egocentric | adj, interested only in one's own activities or needs |
| esteem | noun, favorable regard; respect |
| gloat | intran. verb, to feel or display triumphant and often spiteful, satisfaction or delight |
| humility | noun, the quality of being humble;freedom from false pride |
| modest | adj. having or showing a moderate estimation of one's own talents, abilities, or accomplishments; lacking in vanity |
| pompous | adj, charachterized by an exagerated show of dignity or self-importance |
| swagger | intran. verb, to walk or conduct oneself in a conceited or boastful manner; strut |
| vaunt | trans. verb, to call attention to, often proudly or boastfully. |
