| A | B |
|---|
| Incessant | continuing without interruption; nonstop |
| Latent | laying hidden or undeveloped; potential |
| Eloquent | extremely expressive in speech, writing, or movement |
| Diffident | lacking self-confidence; timid |
| Malcontent | dissatisfied with existing conditions |
| Eminent | standing out, renowned; distinguished; prominent |
| Wince | to flinch; to shrink back or start aside, as from a blow or pain |
| Prudent | cautious; discreet; exercising good judgment |
| Augement | to make or become greater |
| Ebullience | enthusiastic; bubbling with excitement |
| Gullible | easily cheated or fooled |
| Mawkish | excessively and objectionable sentimental |
| Raffish | cheaply vulgar in appearance or nature |
| Continuum | a continuous whole without clear division into parts |
| Travail | strenuous physical or mental labor or effort |
| Intrepid | fearless; bold |
| Languid | lacking energy; weak; showing little interest in anything |
| Exodus | a mass departure |
| Influx | a mass arrival or incoming |
| Abash | to make ashamed or uneasy |
| Terse | brief and to the point |
| Coerce | to force someone by threatening or physically overpowering him |
| Diverse | different; varied |
| Abate | to reduce |
| Abide | to remain; continue; stay; endure |
| Gambit | to take a risk for some advantage |
| Jaunt | a short pleasure trip |
| Frank | straightforward; open and sincere in expression |
| Lithe | bending easily and gracefully |
| Aesthetic | having to do with artistic beauty |
