| A | B |
| acute | sharp, keen, quick, and intelligent |
| appreciative | having or showing gratitude |
| cavity | a vacant space; hole |
| consider | to think carefully about something before making a decision |
| crystal | a colorless trasparent rock or glass; clear; able to be seen through |
| despise | to dislike strongly |
| displace | to replace or take the place of |
| enforcement | a forcing to obey |
| flex | to bend or move |
| gulf | a large section of an ocean or sea that has land around most of it; a wide gap |
| incomprehensible | not understandable |
| legislate | to make or create laws |
| nobility | people who are of high rank, title, or birth |
| physical | of or relating to the body or a medical examination by a physician |
| radiant | bright, shining, and beaming |
| scant | barely enough in size or quantity |
| sheen | a brightness or glow |
| solitary | alone, single, isolated, and lonely |
| trifle | to treat someone or something as unimportant |
| volume | the amount of space that something contains or fills, a large amount of something, or the degree of loudness |
| anonymous | not identified |
| dishearten | to make someone lose motivation or spirit |
| eradicate | to remove completely, as if pulling up by the root |
| insinuate | to communicate or suggest in an indirect way |
| prescribe | to designate a plan or guide for or to give a medical prescription |
| adulthood | the condition of being an adult |
| childhood | the condition of being a child |
| falsehood | an untrue statement; a lie |
| livelihood | a means of living; a way to support |
| motherhood | the condition of being a mother |
| neighborhooe | people living near one another |