| A | B |
|---|
| absolve | Clear of guilt; to find innocent or blameless |
| amoral | Lacking of moral sense; without principals |
| epitome | A perfect or typical example of a general quality or type |
| malign | Speak evil of |
| demoralize | To lower the spirits of; weaken the confidence or cheerfulness of |
| retort | To reply; especially in a quick, sharp or witty way |
| elicit | To draw forth; to bring out; to call forth |
| subjective | Based on personal opinions, feeling and attitudes; not objective |
| succint | Expressed clearly in a few words; to the point, concise |
| arbitrary | Determined by personal judgement, not by rule or reason, based on impulse |
| allusion | An indirect reference |
| banal | Lacking originality; overused;commonplace |
| altruistic | Unselfishly concerned for the welfare of others |
| flagrant | Shockingly obvious; outrageous |
| attest | To make a statement about something based on personal experience |
| discern | To recognize; detect |
| attribute | A quality or feature of a person or thing |
| implausible | Difficult to believe; unlikely |
| blight | Something that weakens damages or destroys |
| blatant | very obvious |
