| A | B |
| confines | limits or boundaries |
| refine | to make more pure or precise |
| finite | having an end or limit |
| disclose | to reveal; to make known |
| seclude | to put in a private place |
| cloister | to shut away |
| terminal | causing or forming an end |
| interminable | seeming never to end |
| indeterminate | not clear; not fixed |
| preliminary | seving as preparation; introductory |
| subliminal | below the level of consciousness |
| administer | to give to; to apply |
| minister | to take care of; tend to |
| arbiter | one who decides or determines |
| arbitrate | to judge between two sides; to referee |
| arbitrary | chosen according to whim |
| magisterial | commanding and dignified |
| magistrate | a minor civil official |
| archaic | ancient; dating to an earlier time |
| anarchy | lack of order or control |
| matriarch | female head of a family or clan |
| fundamental | basic and important |
| founder | to completely fail |
| disperse | to cause to go in different directions |
| sparse | not plentiful; not dense |
| intersperse | to distribute in between |
| aspersion | negative remark; slander |
| immerse | to completely cover |
| submerge | to push under the water |
| emergent | just coming into being |
| refuse | something discarded; trash |
| fusion | joining or combination |