| A | B |
|---|
| fallacy | a false or mistaken idea |
| inference | to lead to a conclusion |
| hypocrisy | pretending to be something you're not |
| strategy | the plans to achieve a goal |
| reinforces | to strengthen with new material or support |
| aspire | to seek to attain something great |
| analogy | making comparisons between two things |
| formidable | imposing serious difficulties or hardships |
| dialogue | conversation between two or more people |
| unanimous | agreeing completely |
| suggest | present an idea for consideration |
| chronology | a study of time |
| protagonist | one who takes a lead part in a drama |
| signifies | show by a word, signal, or gesture |
| random | going by chance, lacking a definite plan purpose or pattern |
| describes | to represent or give an account of something in words |
