| A | B |
|---|
| Accent | Prominence of a syllable in terms of differential loudness, or of pitch, or length, or of a combination of these. |
| Clad | Dressed or Covered |
| Contagious | Spreading from person to person; infectious |
| Disgruntled | Angry, upset |
| Durable | Heavy duty; long lasting |
| inconclusive | Not leading to a firm conclusion |
| Prescribe | Designate remedies; to order |
| Recuperate | Recover; get better |
| Resistance | The act or power of opposing; opposition |
| Affable | Friendly; warmly polite |
| Concept | Idea |
| Deceptive | Misleading |
| Disperse | To spread over a wide area; to spread out |
| Flitting | To move lightly and swiftly |
| Laudable | Deserving praise |
| Prudent | Careful planning for the future |
| Replica | An exact copy |
| Tedious | Too long, slow or dull |
| Blithely | Joyous, merry, cheerful |
| Congenial | Pleasing innature or character |
| Delegate | A person designated to act for or represent others |
| Disposition | Emotional outlook or mood; characteristic mood |
| Generation | A group of individuals born and living at about the same time |
| Precede | To go before or to happen before |
| Rebuke | To express sharp, stern disapproval of |
| Reproach | To blame or find fault with |
| Veer | To change direction |
