| A | B |
|---|
| Impertinent | not pertinent; irrelevant; characterized by insolent rudeness |
| intimation | to communicate delicately and indirectly; hint |
| odiousness | exciting or deserving hatred or repugnance |
| disposed | to give a tendency to; inclined |
| deference | respect and esteem due to a superior or elder |
| partiality | a special taste or liking; a bias |
| Diligent | characterized by steady, earnest and energetic application and effort; painstaking |
| reverberate | echo; resound |
| ineffable | incapable of being expressed in words; indescribable |
| jargon | (1) a confused, unintelligible language; (2) a strange, outlandish or barbarous language or dialect |
| supposition | the act of supposing: a hypothesis |
| brook | to stand for; tolerate |
| ascertain | to find out or learn with certainty; discover |
| sundered | severed finally and completely, or with violence |
| imbibe | to drink in; to receive into the mind and retain |
| execrate | to declare to be evil or detestable; denounce |
| Obdurate | hardened in feelings; stubbornly persistent in wrongdoing |
| immutable | not capable or susceptible to change |
| consummate | extremely skilled and accomplished |
| egotistical | an exaggerated sense of self-importance; conceit |
| abhorrence | to loathe, to regard with extreme repugnance |
| vestige | a trace, mark, or visible sign left by something |
| lacerate | to tear or rend roughly; having the edges deeply and irregularly cut |
| odium | hatred and condemnation accompanied by loathing or contempt; detestation |
| emaciated | wasted away physically; enfeebled |
