| A | B |
|---|
| allege | To state as a fact but without offering proof. |
| conclusive | Putting an end to doubt; convincing. |
| couterpart | A person or thing that is similar to another. |
| dismal | Dark or extremely gloomy. |
| enthrall | To hold the attention of as though under a spell. |
| exotic | Fascinating because of being very different from the ordinary. |
| incredulous | Doubtful; skeptical |
| legendary | Well-known; famous and much talked about over a long period of time. |
| lurk | To prowl or lie hidden as thought about to attack. |
| menagerie | A collection of animals kept in a cage for showing to the public. |
| naive | Inexperienced; ready to accept without analyzing. |
| pander | To give or promise what is wanted in order to please someone. |
| plusible | Seeming to be true but not necessarily so. |
| preposterous | Too absurdto be believed; ridiculous |
| scrupulous | Marked by close attention to the smallest detail. |
