| A | B |
|---|
| peremptive | absolute and positive |
| utilatarian | designed to be useful or practical not attractive |
| introspective | given to examining one's own sensory or perceptual experiences |
| proletariat | workers or working class people |
| ideology | a system of ideas and ideals,esp. one that forms the basis of political or economic policy |
| judicious | having, showing, or done with good sense or judgement |
| proprietary | relating to an owner or ownership |
| prudent | showing care and thought for the future |
| astute | shrewd, canny |
| loquacious | talkative |
| magnanimous | very generous or forgiven |
| cosmopolitan | familiar or at ease in many different countries and cultures |
| scintillate | emit flashes or light; sparkle |
| mediate | intervene in a dispute to bring about agreement |
| misanthropic | cynical; believing the worst of human nature and motives |
| philanthropy | desire to promote the welfare of others |
| supple | bending and moving easily |
| animosity | strong hostility |
| exonerate | absolve from blame |
| prodigal | wastefully extravagant |
