| A | B |
|---|
| feign | to make up or fabricate something, fake it |
| abortive | failing to reach completion, ended early |
| desolate | solitary, joyless, without hope; bare, uninhabited |
| complacent | self-satisfied, usually in an unreflective way and without being aware of possible dangers |
| intimation | a subtle hint or sign of something |
| prodigal | spendthrift or extravagant to a degree bordering on reckless |
| credulity | the tendency to believe something too readily |
| languid | sluggish or slow moving; indifferent; listless |
| convivial | enjoyable because of its friendliness; enjoying company of others |
| affectation | an appearance or manner assumed or put on as a show or pretense |
| labyrinth | something that is made up of many different parts that is complicated, maze |
| abstracted | in deep thought and not concentrating on surroundings |
| turgid | pompous, boring, and overcomplicated |
| contingency | something that occurs only as a result of something else |
| profusion | a large quantity of something |
| oblivion | a state of being utterly forgotten |
| abyss | a chasm or gorge so deep that its extent is not visible |
| presumptuous | inconsiderate, disrespectful, or overconfident |
| pervade | to spread through or be present throughout something |
| garrulous | excessively or pointlessly talkative |
| amorphous | without any clear shape, form, or structure |
| superfluous | that is in excess of what is needed, not essential |
| jaunty | happy, carefree, and confident; perky and casually fashionable |
| transitory | not permanent or lasting |
