| A | B |
|---|
| adversary | opponent; enemy |
| affluent | wealthy; rich |
| affluence | wealth; an abundance of riches |
| anxious | worried |
| backlash | strong political or social reaction caused by fear or resentment of a candidate or movement |
| bigot | a narrow-minded, prejudiced person |
| bigoted | narrow-minded, prejudiced |
| bigotry | intolerance; the behavior and attitudes of a bigot |
| culminate | result (in) |
| deny | reject; refuse |
| denial | the act of denying; refusal |
| descendant | a person who is an offspring of a certain ancestor or family |
| discomfit | frustrate; make someone uncomfortable |
| discomfited | frustrated, embarrassed |
| dissonance | lack of harmony or agreement; conflict |
| diversity | variety; difference |
| epitomize | show all the typical qualities of something |
| epitome | a person or thing that shows all the typical qualities of something |
| ethnic | designating a cultural subgroup having a common cultural heritage |
| ethnicity | ethnic classification or affiliation |
| fortunate | lucky |
| genealogy | the study or recorded history of family descent |
| genre | a kind or type of something, as in the arts |
| immigrant | a person who moves to a new country or region |
| moron | foolish or stupid person |
| moronic | foolish or stupid |
| overwhelmed | overcome; made helpless; overpowered |
