| A | B |
|---|
| impeccable | without defect or error: faultless |
| oblivious | unaware |
| sham | a trick or fraud |
| sedentary | accustomed to sitting most of the time |
| inquisitive | curious |
| solace | comfort |
| relegate | to assign to an inferior position; to hand over for decision to another person |
| slander | to say or spread a false statement harmful to another's reputation |
| libel | any written or printed statement made to expose a person to public ridicule or to injure his reputation |
| vociferous | making a loud outcry |
| nebulous | unclear; vague |
| cohesive | adhering together; sticking together |
| attrition | abrasion; the process of gradually waring away |
| sedulous | diligent; steadily industrious |
| inundate | overflowing abundance; deluge |
| predisposed | to make receptive beforehand |
| depreciate | to lessen in value or price |
| bolster | support |
| propensity | a natural inclination or tendency |
| indiscriminate | not making any distinction; indistinguishable |
