| A | B |
|---|
| Ostensible | appearing as such; offered as genuine or real |
| Pliable | receptive to change; easily persucided or controlled; easily bent or twisted |
| Accountable | expected to answer for one's actions; responsible; liable; awnserable |
| Pulpable | capable of being felt or touched |
| Adroit | Skillful; deft |
| Bauble | a small inexpensive trinket |
| Defunct | Dead or inactive; having ceased to exist |
| Succinct | brief and to the point; concise; terse |
| Abstract | difficult to understand; impersonal; theoretical |
| Circumspect | caustious; heedful of situations and potential consequences |
| Attrition | a gradual reduction or weakening; a rubbing away |
| Edification | enlighten instruct |
| Elocution | the art of public speaking |
| Ablution | a clensing with water or other liquid, especially as a religious ritual; the liquid used in such an act |
| Pedestrian | ordanary; moving on foot |
| Writhe | to cause to twist or bend; to suffer acutly, as in pain or embarassment |
| Pinion | bind the wings so as not to fly; confind |
| Kismet | Fate |
| Ambivalence | indecision; experiancing contradictary emotions |
| Copious | abundant; plentiful |
| Tenacious | tough; stubborn |
| Surreptitious | done or acting in a seceret; sly manner |
| Spurious | not genuine; false |
| Voracious | an insatiable appitite for activity or persuit; eager to consume great amounts of food |
| Officious | ready to serve; eager in offering unwanted services of advice |
| Onerous | troublesome |
| Gregerious | seeking to enjoy the company of others; scociable |
| Pious | devout or virtious; holy |
| Scrupulous | careful in details; honest; conscientious |
| Deploy | to arrange strategically |
| Impair | to cause to deminish as in strenght, value, or quality |
| Enhance | to improve; to intensify |
| Ascribe | to attribute to a spacific cause, source, or origin |
| Embroil | involve in argument or hostile action; to throw in disorder |
| Waffle | to speak or write evasively |
| Mete | to distribute by as if measure; a lot |
| Nullify | to make useless; cancel; undo |
| Cavalier | casual; carefree and non chalant; arrogant disregard; gentlmen |
| Egg | to encourage or incite into action |
| Aesthetic | having to do with artistic beauty |
| Lithe | bending easily and gracefully |
| Frank | strait forward; open and sincere in expression |
| Jaunt | a short pleasure trip |
| Gambit | to take a risk for some advantage |
| Abide | to remain; continue; stay; endure |
| Abate | to reduce |
| Diverse | different; varied |
| Terse | brief and to the point; concise |
| Coerce | to force someone by thretening or physically overpowering him |
| Gullible | easily cheated or fouled |
| Abash | to make ashamed |
| Raffish | cheaply vulgar in appearence or nature; tawdry |
| Mawkish | excessively and objectionbly sentimental |
| Travail | strenuous physical or mental labor or effort- the labor of child birth |
| Continuum | a continuous whole without clear division into parts |
| Influx | a mass arrival or incoming; a continuous coming |
| Exodus | a mass departure |
| Lanquid | lacking energy; weak; showing little intrest in anything |
| Intrepid | fearless; bold |
| Incessant | continuins without inturuption; non stop |
| Latent | lying hidden or undiveloped |
| Augment | to make or become greater |
| Ebullience | enthusiastic; bubbling with excitement |
| Malcontent | dissatisfied with existing conditions |
| Eminent | standing out; renouned; distingeished; prominent |
| Diffident | lacking self-confidence; timid |
| Eloquent | extremely expressive in speach; writing or movement |
| Wince | to flinch; to shrink back or start aside, as from a blow or pain |
| Prudent | caucious; discreet; exercising good judgement |
| Empathetic | forcibly expressive |
| Piccadillo | a slight or trifle sin; a minor offence |
| Pandemic | widespread; general |
| Idyllic | charming in a rusting way; naturally peacful |
| Cryptic | having an uncertain or hidden meaning |
| Choleric | hot-tempered; quick to anger |
| Philippic | a verbal denuncion |
| Dogmatic | characterized by a authontictive often arrogant |
| Rhetoric | the art or study of using languange effectively and persussively; |
| Logistics | the management of the details of an operation |
| Ancillary | helping; providing assistance; subcorinate |
| Sendentary | characterized by or requiring much sitting; accustom to little exercise |
| Tawdry | gaudy and cheap in appearence or nature |
| Symmetry | exact correspondence of form on opposite sides of a dividing line |
| Pecuniary | consisting of or relating to money |
| Cursory | rapid and superficial |
| Predatory | victimizing or destroying others |
| Skullduggry | tricky |
| Ambulatory | capable of walking |
| Idolatry | blind or excessive devotion to something |
| Panorama | an unbroken view of a wide area |
| Saga | a long story; often telling the history of a family |
| Plethora | a state of excessive fullness |
| Gradient | a slope |
| Vent | a means of escape or release; a small hole |
| Adherent | a follower of a leader; supporter |
