| A | B |
|---|
| impasse | A situation with no way out; dead end |
| divulge | To reveal; make known |
| nullify | To make legally ineffective; cancel |
| perception | Insight or understanding gained through observation |
| congenial | Agreeable or pleasant in character; friendly |
| detract | To lessen what is admirable or worthwhile about something |
| prompt | To urge into action |
| rapport | Relationship, especially one that is close, trusting, or sympathetic |
| endow | To provide with a talent or quality |
| rationale | The underlying reasons for something; logical basis |
| prone | Having a tendency; inclined |
| elation | A feeling of great joy or pride |
| averse | Having a feeling of dislike or distaste for something |
| disdain | An attitude or feeling of contempt; scorn |
| relentless | Persistent; continuous |
| ominous | Threatening harm or evil; menacing |
| flippant | Disrespectful and not serious enough |
| expulsion | The act or condition of being forced to leave |
| mortify | To humiliate or embarrass |
| reprisal | The paying back of one injury or bad deed with another |
