| A | B |
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| insolence | (noun) the quality or instance of being disrespectful and insulting; impudence |
| sadistic | (adj) having an unnatural love of cruelty; extremely cruel |
| diversion | (noun) a turning aside, as of traffic or attention; a game or pastime |
| annihilate | (verb) to destroy completely; to vanquish; to kill |
| purge | (verb) to remove undesirable elements from; to rid; (noun) the removal of members by a higher authority |
| disperse | (verb) to break up and scatter or spread; to dispel |
| concession | (noun) an act of granting or yielding; a privilege |
| flagrant | (adj) glaringly bad; notorious; outrageous |
| decimate | (verb) to destroy or kill a large part of |
| evade | (verb) to escape or avoid something; to avoid doing or answering something directly |
| protocol | (noun) the code prescribing formal etiquette and precedence for official ceremonies; an original draft or record of a document |
| harass | (verb) to trouble, worry, annoy, or irritate |
| mettle | (noun) qulity of character; courage; spirit |
| ultimatum | (noun) a final demand or proposition |
| clemency | (noun) leniency or mercy; a lenient or merciful act; mildness |
| mannerism | (noun) a distinctive personal trait; an exaggerated or unnatural style or habit |
| inhibition | (noun) the act of holding back; an inner belief, feeling, or force that checks one's actions; restraint |
| meticulous | (adj) extremely careful; overly precise and fussy |
| submission | (noun) obedience; the act of giving in |
| mandatory | (adj) required; obligatory |
