| A | B |
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| Aberrant | adj. Deviating from a pattern or rule |
| Erroneous | adj. Wrong or inaccurate |
| Errant | adj. Wandering or staying |
| Degrade | v. To lower in dignity or esteem |
| Congress | n. A Coming together |
| Egress | n. Act of going out |
| Convene | v. To call together to assemble |
| Covenant | n.A mutual or legal agreement |
| Circumvent | v. To avoid by going around |
| Cursory | adj. Hasty and superficial |
| Precursor | n. That which comes before |
| Recourse | n. Help for a problem |
| Incursion | n. An attack on another territory |
| Virile | adj. Masciline manly |
| Virtue | n. Right action moral goodness |
| Virtuoso | n. Someone extraordinarily skilled |
| Demagogue | n. A leader who appeals to appeals to people's emotions to gain power |
| Demographic | adj. Having certain characteristics in common |
| Pandemic | adj. Having an effect on a large area or rgion |
| Cosmpolitan | adj. Worldly or sophisticated |
| Politicize | v. To give a political character to something |
| Apolitical | adj. Having no interest in politics |
| Civility | n. Politeness courteousness |
| Civic | adj. Having to do with the business of town or community |
| Civilize | v. To make more cultured or refined |
| Dicate | v. to speak aloud in order that one's words may be copied or recorded |
| Malediction | n. A recital of words intended to harm |
| Benediction | n. A blessing |
| Locution | n. Style or action of speaking |
| Eloquent | adj. Powerful and expressive |
| Colloquial | adj. Of or related to informal speech |
| Evocative | adj. Calling forth a vivid image or impression |
| Equivocate | v. To use misleading or confusing language |
| Advocate | v. To argue in favor of |
| Advocate | n. Someone who argues for |
| Exclamatory | adj. Having a forceful, excited, or emotional tone |
| Declaim | v. To speak loudly and with feeling |
| Clamorous | adj. Characterized by a loud noise or outcry |
| Dictate | v. To give an order; to make necessary |
| Excruciating | adj. Extremely painful; agonizing |
| Crux | n. The most important or decisive point |
| Crucial | adj. Extremely necessary; essential |
| Indolent | adj. Lazy; averse to work |
| Doleful | adj. Sad; mournful |
| Dolorous | adj. Mournful; gloomy |
| Acerbic | adj. Harsh and biting in tone |
| Acrid | adj. Stinging or biting in odor or taste; harsh; irritating |
| Acrimonious | adj. Exhibiting harsh sharpness in speech or mood |
| Exacerbate | v. To make worse or more severe |
| Fervent | adj. Passionately excited or enthusiastic |
| Fervor | n. Emotional excitement; heated enthusiasm |
| Effervescent | adj. Highly spirited; animated |
