| A | B |
|---|
| antiquated | old-fashoned; out-of-date |
| berate | to scold harshly |
| choleric | showing a quick temper; easily angered |
| conglomerate | mass; cluster; a lrge corporation made by merging companies |
| deduce | to trace the coure or origin of; to figure out by reasoning |
| dogmatic | said without any proof being offered; opinionated |
| evervate | to deprive of strenght, force, or vigor |
| exacerbate | to make more ntense or sharp; aggressive |
| furtive | doen or acting in a sly, sneaky way |
| haughty | showing great pride in oneself and scorn for others |
| inane | empty; lacking sense; silly |
| indigenous | existing. growind, or produced naturally in a region; native |
| lethargic | abnormally drowsy ot dull; sluggish |
| mentor | a wisem loyal advisor; teacher |
| obsequious | full of servile compliance; fawning |
| pacifist | a person who apposes war or violence |
| pragmatic | concerned with actual practice, not theory; practical |
| propensity | a natural inclination or tendancy |
| refute | to prove(a person, argument, statement) to be wrong |
| sagacious | wise; showing good judgement |
| stoic | a person who uses reason and controls his emotions |
| temperate | moderate or self-restrained; not excessive |
| urbane | polite and courteous ina smooth, polished way |
| vilify | to use foul or insulting language about; slander; defame |
| zenith | the highest point; peak |
