| A | B |
|---|
| Abstruse | Difficult to understand |
| Accrue | to increase as a natural result or growth |
| Acquiesce | To accept as inevitable |
| Bewsmirch | To stain or tarnish; make dirty |
| Explicit | Fully and clearly expressed |
| Histrionic | Purposely affected; theatrical |
| Impropriety | The quality or state of being improper or unsuitable |
| Inveigle | to lure or trick into doing something |
| Penitent | Sorry for having done wrong |
| Probity | Honesty; trustworthiness |
| Purport | to give or present the often false impression of being someone or intending something |
| Repercussion | An unforeseen or indirect result |
| Revelation | something that is made known or revealed often coming as a surprise |
| Surfeit | An overabundent supple, an excess |
| Unsavory | Having an unpleasant look, taste or smell |
