| A | B |
|---|
| exalt | to glorify |
| exult | to celebrate |
| debunk | to prove wrong |
| archaic | ancient; outdated |
| assuage | to soothe; to relieve |
| avarice | greed; excessive desire for riches |
| imminent | just about to happen; very likely to happen |
| squander | to waste |
| lethargy | sluggishness; laziness |
| recondite | hard to understand; over one's head |
| predator | one that preys or destroys |
| coalesce | to fuse or unite |
| assiduous | hardworking, busy |
| eccentric | unconventional; a little kooky |
| penurious | stingy, relating to great poverty |
| indulgent | lenient; yielding to desire |
| insuperable | incapable of being overcome or solved |
| extraneous | irrelevant; unnecessary |
| incantation | a chant |
| conspicuous | standing out; obvious |
