| A | B |
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| claustrophobia | n. An abnormal fear of narrow, emclosed spaces |
| colleague | n. Anassociate or coworker of similar status. |
| condescend | v.1.To lower onseself to a position one considers inferior.2. To act bad |
| contingent | adj. 1. Conditional; depending on something else.2. Likely, but not certain to happen; possible |
| daunt | v. To discourage or intimidate |
| daunting | adj. So difficult or dangerous as to ids or intimidate |
| deluge | n. 1. A downpour of rain, a flood 2. A flood of anything |
| dispel | v. To clear away; ti renive ir get rid o, as if by scattering |
| dub | to give a titel, nickname, or description to |
| fanfare | n. 1. A sounding of trumpets or other brass intstruments 2. any showy display |
| fledgling | n. 1. A young bird just learning to fly. 2. A young and inexpirenced person. |
| inane | adj. Empty; shallow or silly. |
| inanity | n. Foolishness; a silly or pointless act. |
| mettle | Courage to bear up under difficult circumstances; spirits |
| negligible | adj. SMall and unimportant, not worth noticing |
| protract | v. To draw out or lengthen (in time) |
| replica | n. A copy or reproduction, especially one on a smaller scale that the original. |
