| A | B |
|---|
| coiuntenance (n) | facial expression |
| melancholy (adj) | dejected, sad, depressed |
| chaos (n) | a state of disorder or confusion |
| insubordination (n) | unwilling to submit to authority; disobedient |
| diabolical (adj) | of the devil |
| formidable (adj) | awe-inspiring; terrific |
| edifice (n) | a large or impressive building |
| alumna (n) | a girl or woman who has attended or graduated from a particular school, college or university |
| vendor (n) | a person that engages in selling |
| periodical (n) | a magazine or other publication of which the issues appear at regular intervals. |
| optimist (n) | a person who emphasizes the good, agreeable, pleasant aspects, conditions, or possibilities; he expects the best |
| pessimist (n) | a person who emphasizes the bad, disagreeable, unpleasant aspects, conditions, or possibilities; he expects the worst |
| divert (v) | to give pleasure to buy causing the time to pass pleasantly |
| docile (adj) | teachable, obedient, easily led or managed |
| valiant (adj) | courageous, brave |
| timid (adj) | lacking in courage or self-confidence, lacking in boldness or determination |
| amiable (adj) | pleasant, friendly, kind |
| premier (adj) | first in position, rank, or importance |
| preoccupy (v) | to be lost in thought; to worry |
| phantasm (n) | illusion, ghost, fantasy |
| lament (v) | to mourn aloud; to feel sorrow |
| bazaar (n) | a place for the sale of goods |
| destination (n) | a place which is the goal of a journey or to which something is sent |
| plagiarize (v) | to steal or pass off as one's own commit literary theft |
| reconcile (v) | to make friendly again; settle, adjust |
| ominous (adj) | foretelling or warning of evil |
| promontory (n) | a high point of land or rock jutting out into a body of water; a cliff |
| apprentice (n) | a person legally bound to serve a master for a specified period to receive instruction in an art or trade |
| indenture (n) | a written agreement; a contract |
| fanatic (n) | an enthusiastic follower of a sport or entertainment |
| omnipotent (adj) | almighty; having virtually unlimited authority or influence |
| ambiance/ambience (n) | atmosphere; a feeling or mood associated with a particular person, place, or thing |
| dilapidated (adj) | partly ruined or decayed |
| malice (n) | a desire to harm others or see others suffer |
| nocturnal (adj) | of, relating to, or occurring at night |
| sundry (adj) | various |
| rhetoric (n) | the art of speaking effectively |
| audacity (n) | boldness; reckless; daring ; rude |
| nonchalant (adj) | without enthusiasm; cooly unconcerned; indifferent |
| sagacity (n) | keen, sound judgement; mental sharpness |
| desolate (adj) | barren, not lived in, deserted |
| malady (n) | illness; disease |
| pious (adj) | religious |
| contemplate (v) | to think about for a long time |
