| A | B |
|---|
| affliction | a condition of great physical or mental distress |
| entreat | to beg somebody for something, often repeatedly |
| forsake | to withdraw companionship, protection, or support from somebody |
| mandate | an official command or instruction from an authority |
| populous | having a large number of inhabitants |
| rogue | a dishonest, immoral, mischievous person (though often likable) |
| vantage | a position that provides advantage |
| venial | easily forgiven or excused |
