| A | B |
| Dilemma | A hard choice between two difficult alternatives. |
| Perception | Understanding awareness |
| Fateful | Having and important and usually unpleasant effect on future events |
| Prior | Done or planned earlier than something else |
| Agony | Great pain or suffering |
| Despise | To greatly dislike someone or something |
| Devious | Winding or roundabout; deceitful or tricky |
| Interfere | to prevent something from happening |
| Retribution | Punishment that is deserved |
| Interval | A period of time between two events or activities |
| Leisurely | In an unhurried or relaxed manner |
| Elusive | Difficult to find or catch |
| Eminent | Well-known and respected |
| Genially | In a friendly and welcoming manner |
| Saunter | To walk in a slow or casual way |
| Swiftly | In a very fast manner, quickly |
| Integrity | Honesty |
| Erosion | The gradual wearing away of something |
| Implement | To put a plan or an idea into action |
| Customize | To prepare somthing to meet a particular need or requirement |
| Eligible | Having the right qualifications for something |
| Pervasiveness | The state of being extremely common or widespread |
| Plagiarize | To steal another person's words or ideas and pass them off as your own |
| Quandary | A state of confusion or uncertainty |
| Enormity | The quality of being very wicked or evil |
| Undertaking | To commit oneself to and begin |
| Desolate | Empty; deserted |
| Nurture | To bring up; to take care of someone's needs, especially a child's |
| Arduous | Very difficult; demanding great effort |
| Engrossed | Wholly absorbed |
| Repluse | To make someone feel sick or disgusted |
| Revulsion | A strong feeling of disgust |