| A | B |
|---|
| predilection | tendency to think favorably of something; partiality; preference |
| acumen | keenness of perception; superior mental discernment |
| conjunction | the act of joining together |
| animadversion | harsh, unfair, or ill-natured criticism |
| improbity | lack of integrity or moral principles; dishonesty |
| accretion | the result of growth or enlargement |
| sedition | incitement or insurrection against lawful authority |
| transient | passing soon; not lasting |
| capacity | the ability to do; mental ability; competency |
| resolute | characterized by firmness and determination; firm, determined, bold |
| admonition | a warning against fault or oversight |
| soliloquy | the act of talking as if alone; discourse by one oblivious to others present |
| profusion | great abundance |
| increment | an increase (in money etc.) |
| coherent | logically connected, united, or congruous |
| firmament | (figurative) sky |
| premonitory | giving warning beforehand |
| adjunct | something unneccesary but helpful that is added to something; an accessory |
| ambition | a strong desire for success, fame, wealth, power, position, or distinction |
| complement | the number required to provide all necessary parts, elements, steps, etc. |
