| A | B |
|---|
| accord | agreement |
| beligerent | eager to fight |
| cantankerous | ill tempered |
| decorum | correct or appropriate behavior |
| ecstasy | intense joy or delight |
| felicity | great joy or happiness |
| grandiose | falsely exaggerating one's worth |
| impassioned | filled with a strong feeling or deeply felt belief |
| keen | sharp; sometimes used to indicate quick-mindedness |
| cursory | performed with haste and little attention to detail |
| nonchalant | casually unconcerned |
| obstreperous | noisily stubborn and unreasonable |
| perpetual | continuing forever; without end |
| rebuke | to forcefully criticize; scold |
| scathing | harshly critical; intended to intimidate |
| tenacity | long endurance; refusing to give up or let go |
| uniform | always the same |
| vicarious | experience the thoughts and feelings of another |
| warrant | to give permission or official sanction |
