| A | B |
|---|
| accept | (verb) receive with approval: to agree to |
| except | (prep) with the exclusion of / (conj) only: but |
| affect | (verb) to act on; to influence; move the feelings of |
| effect | (noun) something that is produced by a cause; result |
| allusion | (noun) a passing or casual reference |
| illusion | (noun) something that deceives by producing a false or misleading impression of reality |
| annual | (adjective) pertaining to a year:yearly |
| ascent | (noun) upward movement: a rising movement |
| assent | (verb) to agree or concur: to give in |
| course | (adjective) harsh: grating |
| counsel | (noun) advice: opinion or instruction |
| council | (noun) an assembly or persons summoned to give advice |
| complement | (noun) something that completes or makes perfect |
| compliment | (noun) an expression of praise or admiration |
| flair | (noun) a natural talent, aptitude, or ability |
| flare | (verb) to blaze with a sudden burst of flame |
| heir | (noun) a person who inherits |
| whole | (adjective) comprising the full quantity: total: complete |
| moral | (noun) lesson in a tale or experience: principle |
| morale | (noun) confidence, zeal, etc, especially in the face of hardship |
