| A | B |
|---|
| prolific | Producing many works, results, or offspring; fertile |
| facsimile | An exact copy or reproduction |
| clandestine | Done in secret; kept secret |
| reinstate | To restore to a previous position or condition; bring back into being or use |
| austere | Without decoration or luxury; severely simple |
| exonerate | To clear of an accusation or charge; prove innocent |
| liability | Something that acts as a disadvantage; a drawback |
| mesmerize | To hypnotize or fascinate; hold spellbound |
| contingency | A possible future event that must be prepared for or guarded against |
| perfunctory | Done only as a routine, with little care or interest; performed with no interest or enthusiasm |
| metamorphosis | A great or complete change; transformation |
| egocentric | Self-centered; seeing everything in terms of oneself |
| esoteric | Intended for or understood by only a certain group; beyond the understanding of most people |
| superfluous | Beyond what is needed, wanted, or useful; extra |
| incongruous | Out of place; having parts that are not in harmony or that are inconsistent |
| notorious | Known widely but unfavorably; having a bad reputation |
| travesty | A crude, exaggerated, or ridiculous representation; mockery |
| indigenous | Living, growing, or produced naturally in a particular place; native |
| grotesque | Distorted or strikingly inconsistent in shape, appearance, or manner |
| provocative | Tending to arouse interest or curiosity |
