| A | B |
|---|
| assuage | to make less severe:to ease or satisfy or appease |
| taciturn | habitually untalkative or silent |
| imprudent | unwise or indiscreet: not prudent |
| indigenous | originating and living in an area or enviroment: native |
| expound | to give a detailed statement: explain |
| benign | showing kindness, gentleness, and mildness or favorable/patologym not malignant |
| asinine | stupid or silly |
| elucidate | to make clear or plain: clarify |
| uncouth | crude: unrefined or akward or clumsy |
| venue | the locality where a crime is committed or a cause of legal action occurs |
| fey | otherworldly, magical, or fairylike |
| volition | the act of or a conscious choice or decision/power of faculty of choosing: will |
| facade | the face of a building/an artificial or deceptive appearance |
| vehement | marked by forcefulness of expression or by vigor or energy: strong |
| duress | constraint by threat: (law) illegal coercion or confinement |
| bovine | dull and stolid: of or resembling a cow or ox |
| irascible | prone to outbursts of temper: easily angered |
| martyr | one who makes great sacrifices |
| acquiescence | consent without protest |
| eccentricity | deviation from the normal, expected, or established |
