| A | B |
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| Formidable | (adj) tending to inspire awe or wonder |
| Ravage | (n, v) to commit destructive acts; to wreak havoc on |
| Profusion | (n) great quantity; lavish expenditure |
| Sage | (n, adj) wise through reflection and experience |
| Adversary | (n, adj) one that contends with, opposes, or resists |
| Stealth | (n) the act or action of proceeding secretly |
| Rancor | (n) bitter deep-seated ill will |
| Abominably | (adj) worthy or causing disgust or hatred; quite disagreeable or unpleasant |
| Ardor | (n) an often restless or transitory worth of feeling; extreme vigor or energy |
| Tumult | (n) a disorderly agitation or milling about of a crowd usually with uproar and confusion of voices |
| Adversities | (n) a state or condition contrary to one of well being |
| Disdainful | (adj) full or expressing disdain; proud; scornful, contemptuous |
| Revelry | (n) noisy partying or merrymaking |
| Restitution | (n) an act of restoring or a condition of being restored; a restitution of something to its rightful owner |
| Glowered | (v) to look or stare with sullen annoyance or anger |
| Lavished | (v) to expand or bestow with profusion |
| Aloof | (adj, adv) removed or distant either physically or emotionally |
| Pliant | (adj) supple enough to bend freely or repeatedly without breaking; easily influenced |
| Tremulous | (adj) characterized by or affected with trembling tremors |
| Courier | (n) a messenger; a member of the armed services whose duties include carrying mail, information, or supplies |
