| A | B |
|---|
| ostentatious | characterized by a pretentious show in order to impress |
| morose | sullenly ill-humored (person); expressing gloom; glum |
| quiescent | being at rest; quiet or still; in active or motionless |
| precocious | unusually advanced or mature development or talent |
| theoretical | hypothetical; existing only in principle; not practical |
| obscure | hard to perceive; nebulous; meaning not clear or plain |
| soporific | anything causing or tending to cause sleep; drowsy |
| lethargy | state of being dull, listless, drowsy or unenergetic |
| prevaricate | to speak falsely or misleadingly so as to avoid the truth; to lie |
| inevitable | unable to be avoided, evaded or escaped; certain |
| candid | frank or outspoken; free from reservation or disguise |
| squander | to spend or use extravagantly, lavishly or wastefully |
| repudiate | to reject with disapproval, condemnation or denial |
| virulent | actively poisonous; intensely noxious; deadly |
| querulous | carping; characterized by or full of complaints |
| spontaneous | a natural impulse or tendency; without premeditation |
| novice | a beginner; person who is new to a work place or situation |
| repose | state of being at rest; dignified calmness; sleep |
