| A | B |
|---|
| nonsense | not making sense |
| alertness | state of being alert |
| runner | one who runs |
| walker | one who walks |
| reread | read again |
| rewrite | write again |
| disbelief | opposite of belief |
| uneven | not even |
| wearable | capable of being worn |
| dangerous | full of danger |
| courageous | full of courage |
| fearless | without fear |
| fearful | full of fear |
| disobey | opposite of obey |
| meanness | the act of being mean |
| cheerfulness | the act of being cheerful |
| nontoxic | not toxic |
| uninterested | not interested |
| revise | look over again |
| midnight | middle of night |
| juror | member of a jury |
| optimist | a person with a positive outlook |
| astronomer | expert or student of astronomy |
| beggar | a person who begs for money or food |
| scholar | a person who has studied a subject for a long time and knows a lot about it |
| companionship | state of being in someones company whom you enjoy |
| citizenship | state of being a citizen of a particular place |
| scholarship | state of being in serious formal study or research of a subject |
| tranquility | state of being tranquil or calm |
| edible | safe or suitable to eat |
| sensible | having or showing good sense; useful rather than stylish |
| manageable | able to be managed, controlled |
| researcher | one who researches information for a particular purpose |
| researching | research that is on going |
| misunderstand | wrongly understanding something or someone |
| mistake | wrongly taking or doing something incorrectly |
| retroactive | taking effect from a date in the past |
| retrogress | go back to an earlier state, typically a worse one |
| prologue | introduction as before a poem or novel |
| propel | to drive, or cause to move forward or onward |
| inanimate | not alive, especially not in the manner of animals or humans |
| impractical | not sensible or realistic |
| incognito | not recognizable, having true identity hidden |
| immoral | not conforming to the usual patterns of conduct as accepted by personal and social ethics |
| inaccessible | unable to be reached; not accessible |
| illegal | not legal |
| anarchy | without or not having authority; a state of disorder |
| apathy | not interested or concerned |
| intramural | within the walls or boundaries as a city, institution, or building |
| immerse | dip or submerge in a liquid; to be deeply involved |
| impart | to give, tell, make known, or relate |
| import | to bring goods, services into a country from abroad for sale |
| enliven | to make something more entertaining, interesting, or appealing |
| embellish | to make a story or statement more interesting by adding extra details, especially those that are not true |
| exterior | outer, being on the outer side |
| extract | to get pull or draw out or away |
| emit | to produce or discharge something, especially gas or radiation |
| collide | hit with force when moving; come into conflict or oppostition |
| hyperactive | extremely active |
| subordinate | a person under the authority or control of another within an organization |
