| A | B |
| void | to invalidate |
| unbiased | without prejudice |
| truant | cuts school or neglects responsibilities |
| trite | overused; lacking freshness |
| tract | a piece of land |
| testimony | a statement in support of something |
| tacit | implied; not stated outright |
| swindle | to cheat out of money or property |
| repeal | to take back a law or other decision |
| rebuttal | reply to a criticism or challenge |
| debunk | to expose the falseness of someone or something |
| defendant | someone who has been accused of committing a crime |
| elusive | cleverly avoiding or escaping |
| infallible | unable to be proven wrong |
| infer | conclude by reasoning |
| innocuous | causing little or no harm |
| objective | not affected by personal feelings |
| quibble | to make a minor objection |
| patent | obvious; readily visible |
| preclude | to make impossible |