| A | B |
| Inclined | tendency to do something |
| Levity | humor, frivolity lacking respect |
| Prominent | Projection from being important or famous |
| Conviction | Firmly held belief |
| Epigram | ny witty, ingenious, or pointed saying tersely expressed. |
| Domesticated | Tamed |
| Elaborate | Detailed;fancy |
| Arrogant | Having an exagerated sense of importance |
| Paternal | father like |
| Pungent | Strong smeling |
| Surname | Last name |
| Deft | Skilled |
| Accentuated | To draw attention |
| Imperatively | Not optional |
| Specimen | Example |
| Inconsequence | Unimportant |
| Infinitesimal | Small |
| Complacency | Self-satisfaction or smug |
| Devoid | Entirely lacking |
| Subdued | Over; bring under control |
| Coherence | Condition of things being together |
| Scepticism | Doubtful |
| Temperament | Nature |
| Vigil | Being awake when it is time to sleep |
| Sedative | Soothing |
| Scorn | Contempt feelings; distain |
| Compel | Force someone to do something |
| Contemptuous | Disrespectful |
| Peremptorily | leaving no opportunity for denial or refusal |
| Egotism | excessive and objectionable reference to oneself in conversation or writing; conceit; boastfulness. |