| A | B |
|---|
| rarefied | To make or become less dense |
| perceptual | Of or involving perception |
| abiding | Enduring; steadfast |
| satiety | The state of being satiated |
| doubly | To a double measure or degree |
| infinitesimal | Immeasurably or exceedingly small |
| impermeable | Not permeable or passable |
| fissure | A narrow opening, division, or groove |
| innate | Existing in one from birth |
| enigmatic | Puzzeling or inexplicable |
| sensory | Of the senses or sensation |
| pedagogic | Of or pertaining to a pedagogue or pedagogy |
| temperance | Moderation or self-restraint |
| auxiliaries | Additional; supplementary |
| perceptions | Act or faculty of perceiving |
| flotsam | Wreckage of a ship and its cargo found floating on the water |
| frugality | Not wasteful; economical |
| averred | To assert with confidence; declare |
| permeate | To penetrate through the pores of |
| Semitic | A branch of the Afroasiatic language family that includes Hebrew and Arabic |
| assimilated | To take in and incorporate as one's own |
| transmigration | To be reborn after death in another body |
| epicurean | Fit for an epicure |
| ascetic | A person who practices self-denial, esp. for religious reasons |
| creed | An authoritative statement of the cheif articles of Christian belief |
| redemption | The act of redeeming or state of being redeemed |
| atoned | To make amends, as for an offense or sin |
| epistles | A letter |
| idolatry | The religious worship of idols |
| deterrence | The act of deterring |
