| A | B |
|---|
| cognizance | knowledge; awareness; responsibility |
| sovereignty | supreme power especially over a political body |
| dubious | giving rise to uncertainty |
| avert | to turn away in avoidance; to see coming and ward off |
| cawing | the natural call of a crow or a similar cry |
| oracle | person whom through a diety believed to speak |
| arraigns | to accuse of wrong, inadequacy, or imperfection |
| offspring | a child; the product of the reproductive process of an animal or plant |
| wrought | to exert effort in order to do, make, or perform something; to provoke or arouse |
| unhallowed | not blessed, contrary to acceptable standards |
| impious | not pious; lacking in reverence or proper respect |
| pitiable | deserving pity |
| calamity | state of deep distress or misery caused by a major misfortune of loss; disastrous event |
| foe | an enemy; one who opposed a principle |
| cavernous | having caverns or cavities |
| repute | state of being favorably known; believe, consider |
| impede | to interfere with or stop process of |
| reproach | to find fault with; blaming, censure, to be a cause of blame |
| plight | a condition, state, or situation especially unfavorable or unfortunate |
| sorcerer | a wizard; someone who practices sorcery |
