| A | B |
|---|
| unique | Being the only one of its kind, unequaled, or different from all others |
| virtual | Bkeing so in effect but not in name or actual fact |
| tantamount | Equivalent, or having equal force, value, or effect |
| disparity | Inequality, or a difference in age, rank, condition, quality, or kind |
| bland | Smooth, mild, soothing, or not irritating |
| pungent | Sharply penetrating, or keen and stimulating |
| profuse | Generous or abundant, sometimes to the point of excess |
| prolific | Producing abundantly, fertile, or creative |
| luxuriant | Thick, richly abundant, or lush; or excessively elaborate or ornamented |
| commodious | Spacious or roomy |
| replete | Full to the uttermost, stuffed, abundantly supplied, or well stocked |
| divers | Several or various |
| untold | Incalculablem or too numerous or great to be counted or measured |
| myriad | Innumerable, or composed of a large number |
| superfluous | Unneccessary, surplus, or excessive |
| extraneous | Unnecessary,irrelevant, or mot pertinent; or external in origin |
| sporadic | Occurring occasionally, infrequently, or in scattered or in scattered instances |
| rudiment | A first principle or fundamental; or a slight beginning or undeveloped stage |
| vestige | A trace or slight remainder of something that is no longer in existence |
| dearth | A great lack or scarcity |
| devoid | Empty,lacking, or completely without |
| fervent | Very earnest,intense, ardent, or burning |
