| A | B |
|---|
| discriminate | to see difference; distinguish; to tell the difference (between something) |
| dismal | gloomy; cheerless: depressing |
| dispense | to give out in portions or amounts |
| profound | deeply felt |
| severity | intensity; the condition or quality of being severe: harshness; intensity; seriuosness |
| site | a place; the past; present; or future location of a building or buildings or an event |
| subside | to lesson; to become less active; calm down; decrease |
| summon | to send for; to order to come |
| theoretical | about theory; about or based on theory (as opposed to practice or practical use) |
| vocation | occupation; a profession; a job |
| ascend | to move upward;to get up |
| finite | limited;haveing limits |
| infinite | endless;without limits |
| inflict | to cause; to give or cause |
| ingenious | clever;inventive |
| initiate | to begin something |
| literally | exactly;inventive |
| lure | to tempt;to attract by tempting |
| mania | extreme enthusiasm |
| nostalgia | a longing for the past;desire for something in the past |
| data | information gathered for a study or a decision |
| inept | unskilled; clumsy |
| innate | inherited;inborn |
| intervene | to come between in order to influence an action |
| lament | to mourn; to express sorrow for or about |
| morbid | horrible;shocking and disgusting gruesome |
| obstinate | stubborn |
| parallel | apart an equal distance at every point |
| perceptive | aware |
| sedate | calm and dignified |
| confirm | to support |
| deceptive | misleading; intented or intending to be deceived |
| defy | to oppose; to openly resist |
| restrain | to prevent; to hold back from action |
| seclusion | isolation; the condition of being apart or far from others |
| submit | to give in; to give in to another's authority or will; to yield |
| susceptible | likely to be affected with or influenced; likely to be infected |
| transmit | to pass along; to communicate, to pass or spread (information, and illness, etc.) |
| valid | well-supported; firmly based on facts or logic; logical; based on good reasons |
| vigorous | energtic; lively |
| accelerate | to go faster; to speed up |
| adverse | unfavorable; harmful |
| advocate | a supporter; someone who argues for a cause |
| audible | able to be heard |
| coherent | clear; organized in a logical and orderly way |
| comparable | close; similar; able to be compared |
| competent | able; capable; well qualified |
| consecutive | happening in a row; following one after another without interruption |
| conspicuous | easily noticeable; obvious |
| deteriorate | to decay; to become |
