| A | B |
|---|
| dispassionate | adj. Impartial. |
| elicit | v. To draw out (esp. a response) |
| expedient | adj. Suited to one's purpose; Noun. A makeshift solution |
| gratuituous | adj. Given freely; Unnecessary (done without good reason) |
| gregarious | adj. Outgoing; Living in groups or communities |
| hackneyed | adj. Overused and trite (esp. an expression) |
| indigent | adj. Needy, impoverished |
| indolent | adj. Lazy |
| ineffable | adj. Not able to be described in words |
| tacit | adj. Implicit (understood, but not stated) |
| austere | adj. Plain; unadorned |
| churl | n. A rude person; A stingy person |
| crescendo | n. A gradual increase in intensity |
| endemic | adj. Commonly found in an area or group of people |
| expedite | v. To speed up |
| incisive | adj. Mentally perceptive; direct and decisive |
| insuperable | adj. Insurmountable |
| malign | v. To speak ill of |
| mollify | v. To reduce the intensity of (esp. anger); to soften |
| redundant | adj. Needlessly repetitive |
