| A | B |
|---|
| aesthetic | referring to a sense of beauty; artistic |
| eclectic | carefully selected from many good sources |
| gratuitous | offered freely, but not necessary under the circumstances, therefore unwanted or unneeded |
| inevitable | unavoidable |
| irony | the opposite of what would be normal or expected; humor based on incongruity |
| expedient | suitable, practical, or advisable; also, opportunistic |
| apocryphal | of doubtful authorship; fictitious |
| heinous | shockingly awful, appalling; abominable, outrageous |
| mundane | everyday, commonplace, like mental chores |
| arduous | demanding, hard to achieve; strenuous |
| prodigal | wildly extravagant or lavish in spending |
| quixotic | extravagantly idealistic; unpredictable; unrealistic or imaginary |
