| A | B |
|---|
| complicity | accomplice in crime |
| deploy | to station persons or forces systematically over an area; to spread out troops |
| explicate | to explain; make meaning clear |
| implicate | to involve or connect incriminatingly |
| implicit | implied or understood; not readily apparent; having no doubts |
| inexplicable | incapable of being explained or interpreted |
| plight | a condition or situation of difficulty |
| replica | a copy or reproduction |
| replicate | to duplicate, copy or repeat |
| supple | moving and bending with ease; limber |
| aspersion | a damaging or false statement; defaming or slandering |
| deprecate | to express disapproval of |
| deride | to laugh at in scorn; scoff at; mock |
| execrable | inferior; very bad; hateful |
| ostracize | to banish or exclude from a group |
| rebuke | criticize or reprimand sharply and sternly |
| spurn | to reject or refuse disdainfully |
| scurrilous | foul-mouthed; using or expressed in vulgar and abusive language |
| vitriolic | bitterly severe; harsh, sharp |
| vituperation | sustained and bitter attack; blame |
| accomodating | willing to help; obliging |
| accord | agreement; harmony; settlement or compromise of conflicting opinions |
| acquiese | to consent passively without protest; accept |
| adamant | firm and unyielding in purpose; inflexible |
| camaraderie | spirit of loyalty among friends or comrades |
| compliance | act of doing as another wishes; yielding to a request or command |
| propitiate | to prevent or reduce the anger of; soothe; appease |
| tractable | easily managed or controlled; docile |
| volition | an act of willing, choosing or deciding; a concious choice or decision |
| willfulness | unreasonable stubbornness; imposing one's will on others |
| pli | to fold |
| com | together |
| ex | out |
| in | in, not |
| ad | toward |
| de | down, against |
