| A | B |
|---|
| aesthetic | pertaining to a sense of beauty in nature and art |
| eccentric | unconventional; deviating from accepted practice |
| indifferent | without interest or concern; not caring; neutral |
| complacent | self-satisfied; unconcerned; content to a fault |
| reticent | disposed to be quiet or not speak freely; reserved |
| inquisitive | questioning; eager to learn; given to examination |
| diligent | constant and earnest in effort and application; persistent in doing something |
| meticulous | taking or showing extreme care about minute details; painstaking; thorough |
| benevolent | expressing goodwill or kind feeling to others |
| conciliatory | retaining goodwill or favor; tending to placate |
| dogmatic | asserting opinions in a dictatorial manner |
| fallacious | deceptive; logically unsound; misleading |
| devious | departing from the most direct way; circuitous; roundabout |
| capricious | subject to changing one's mind without much thought; erratic; whimsical |
| abstract | thought of apart from concrete realities, specific objects or actual instances |
| plausible | having the appearance of truth, reliability or reason |
| discernible | ability to perceive something obscure or concealed; discriminating |
| pertinent | relevant; relating directly and significantly to the matter at hand |
