| A | B |
|---|
| Animosity | A strong dislike |
| Apathy | A lack of feeling, emotion, or interest |
| Apprehensive | Fearful or anxious, especially about the future |
| Commend | To praise or express approval |
| Compatible | Able to get along, or work well together |
| Condolence | An expression of sympathy |
| Consecrate | To make sacred or hallowed |
| Decrepit | Old and feeble |
| Deride | To ridicule or laugh at |
| Ingenuous | Innocent, simple, frank |
| Multifarious | Having a great variety |
| Obsolete | Out of date |
| Omnivorous | Eating everything kind of food |
| Parsimonious | Stingy, miserly, meager, cheap |
| Quandary | A state of perplexity or doubt |
| Recalcitrant | Stubbornly disobedient |
| Reprisal | An injury done in return for an injury |
| Revel | To take great pleasure in |
| Stultify | To make ineffective or useless |
| Suave | Smoothly, agreeable, or polite |
| Allocate | To set apart, or designate for a specific purpose |
| Ardent | Very enthusiastic |
| Assiduous | Persistent, attentive, or polite |
| Brash | Prone to act in a hasty manner |
| Capricious | Subject to whims or passing fancies |
| Chastise | To scold severely |
| Copious | Plentiful or abundant |
| Deviate | To turn aside or stray from a norm |
| Emaciated | Made unnaturally thin |
| Exult | To rejoice greatly |
| Gnarled | Twisted, lumpy, knotted |
| Indemnity | A payment for damage or loss |
| Inkling | A hint or big notion |
| Limpid | Transparent or clear |
| Omnipotent | Having unlimited power or authority |
| Palatable | Agreeable to the taste |
| Poignant | Deeply affecting or touching |
| Rancor | Bitter,ill will, resentment |
| Sophomoric | Immature but overconfident |
| Spontaneous | Arising naturally |
| Acquiesce | To accept without protest |
| Allure | To entice or tempt |
| Askew | Twisted to one side or crooked |
| Blithe | Cheerful or lighthearted |
| Contentious | Quarrelsome or inclined to argue |
| Covet | To desire something belonging to another |
| Crestfallen | Discouraged, dejected or downcast |
| Disheveled | Rumpled, mussed |
| Exponent | One who advocates, speaks for, interprets, explains |
| Garrulous | Given to much talking |
| Insuperable | Incapable of being overcome |
| Lamentable | To be regretted or pitied |
| Misnomer | Unsuitable or misapplied |
| Profess | To affirm openly |
| Respite | A period of rest and relief |
| Retribution | A payment or deserved punishment |
| Sinuous | Having many curves |
| Sonorous | Full, deep, or rich in sound |
| Vanguard | Foremost of any army, the leading position in any field |
| Wastrel | A wasteful person |
| Allude | To refer to casually or indirectly |
| Clairvoyant | Supernatural perspective |
| Conclusive | Serving to settle an issue |
| Disreputable | Not respectful |
| Endemic | Native or confined to a particular religion or people |
| Exemplary | Worthy or imitation |
| Fathom | To understand |
| Guile | Treacherous, cunning, or deceit |
| Integrity | Honestly, high moral standards |
| Itinerary | A route of travel |
| Misconstrue | To interpret badly |
| Obnoxious | Highly offensive |
| Placate | To appease, soothe or pacify |
| Placid | Calm or peaceful |
| Plagiarism | Passing off or using as one’s own, the writings of another person |
| Potent | Powerful or highly effective |
| Pretext | A false reason or deceptive excuse |
| Protrude | To stick out |
| Stark | Utterly |
| Superficial | Concerned with or understanding only what is on the surface |
