| A | B |
|---|
| vociferation | (an instance of) a noisy outcry; a shout |
| artifice | a clever trick or stratagem |
| circumspection | the act of looking around; watchfulness, caution, prudence |
| inflexible | not yeilding; firm |
| construe | to interpret; explain |
| discordant | disagreeing; differing; not in agreement |
| innate | born in a (person); inherent |
| invincible | incapable of being overcome |
| determinant | a deciding fact(or) in reaching a certain result; a determing factor |
| effervescent | giving off bubbles of gas; (figurative) lively, showing high spirits |
| proscribe | to prohibit as wrong; forbid; condemn |
| acclamation | an act or instance of showing approval |
| apposite | suitable, appropriate |
| transitory | tending to be brief or temporary; short-lived; lasting only a short time |
| interminable | having no end or limit; never stopping; endless |
| dictionary | a book that explains the words of a language |
| emancipation | the act of setting one free of something |
| abject | showing absolute hopeless; wretched |
| extrovert | one more interested in external circumstances than one's own feelings and thoughts |
| manumission | the act of letting go (i.e. freeing) of slaves; emancipation |
