| A | B |
|---|
| invariably | continually; perpetually; constantly; always |
| proximity | nearness; closeness; a neighboring area |
| affiliates | an associated person or orginization; a member; to join or unite with a larger body |
| rejuvinated | to make young or vigorous agai; to give youthful qualities to |
| portly | comfortably fat or stout; stately and dignified |
| encumbered | to hinder; to obstruct; to burden |
| unpreciedented | never done o rknown before; wihtout previous example |
| exalted | overjoyed with excitment; raised in status or rank; elevated in style or tone |
| pompous | over dignified; self important; characterized by exagerated statleyness |
| plausible | appearing to be true; reasonable; seeming ot be logical or correct |
| incipid | flavorless; dull or unexciting; lifeless |
| painstaking | very careful; diligent; requiring great care |
| deteriorate | to become worse or less valuable; to diminish |
| lament | to feel deep sorrow; to express sorrow or mouning for; an expression of grief |
| compassion | pity for someone elses suffering., along with a desire to help |
| discern | to deteft with one of the senses, to notiice; to regonize as differnet or to identify as seperate |
| repress | to restrain; to keep or put down |
| loathe | to feel instense dislike or hatred; to destest |
| composure | self-possesion; tranquility |
| atrocious | excedingly bad; wicked or cruel; abomidable |
