| A | B |
|---|
| Inclination to laziness | Indolence |
| Not done with confidence; uncertain and hesitant | Tentative |
| To adopt the ways of another culture; to fully become part of a different society, country, etc | Assimilate |
| Very sad and serious | Somber |
| A large amount of water that moves very quickly in one direction; a large amount of something that is released suddenly | Torrent |
| To persuade someone to do something or give you something by saying nice things | Wheedle |
| Mutual dependence between things or people | Interdependence |
| Having or showing the attitude of people who become angry and annoed when they do not get what they want | Petulant |
| Very easy to see or notice; attracting attention by being great or impressive | Conspicuous |
| To go through (something) very carefully in order to find something useful or valuable | Sift |
| Having been made greater in size or value | Augmented |
| Showing or having very little strength, energy, or activity | Languid |
| Skillful and clever; able to do something quickly and accurately | Deft |
| To shout insulting words at someone; to laugh at or criticize someone in a loud and angry way | Jeering |
| To make (something such as an unpleasant feeling) less painful, severe, etc | Assuage |
| A criticism or warning about behavior | Admonition |
| Capable of being touched or felt; noticeable | Palpable |
| To laugh because you are amused or pleased by something | Chortle |
| Very careful about doing something correctly; very careful about doing what is honest and morally right | Scrupulous |
| To delay the punishment of someone; to give relief or deliverance to for a time | Reprieve |
