| A | B |
|---|
| Desolate | empty, barren, gloomy, dreary |
| Assuage | to make less severe, soften |
| Impudent | unwise or injudicious,lacking discretion |
| Prediliction | preference, in favor of something |
| Contemptuous | scornful |
| Auspicious | favorable |
| Tacit | unspoken, not spoken |
| Ramshackled | falling down, not in good shape |
| Vexations | annoyances, irritations |
| Entailment | limiting property inheritance to direct descendants |
| Disapprobation | Act or state of disapproval |
| Condescended | To have an assumed air, to be patronizing |
| Impudent | bold |
| Prerogative | exclusive privilege |
| Infallible | exempt from liability |
| Sullen | showing irritation, grumpty |
| Venerable | respected |
| Formidable | feared |
| Corroborating | supporting evidence |
| haughty | proud |
| Temerity | recklessness, boldness, foolishness |
| Integrity | soundness in morals |
| Feral | savage or wild |
| Furtive | secretive |
| adamant | inflexible, unyielding |
| sordid | filthy, foul |
| impertinence | impudent; not pertinent, not relevant |
| Bovine | resembling an ox or a cow |
| Persecuted | to harrass or suffer because of one's beliefs |
| Notoriety | unfavorably known (famous for a bad reason) |
| Stealthily | furtively, done secretly and slyly |
| Irascible | easily provoked to anger |
| Staccato | abrupt or disjointed parts of sounds or movements |
| Garishly | too bright and flashy; gaudy |
| Stolidly | having or showing little emotion |
| Apprehensive | fearful, uneasy, filled with anxiety |
| Toil | to work hard and long |
| Lurch | staggering and/or swaying |
| Exhibit | display |
| Benevolent | kind nature, doing good |
| Tyranny | oppressive power/government |
| Disciple | a follower, spreader of another's beliefs |
| Expel | to force out |
| Lithograph | print made by lithography |
| Unison | harmony together |
| Rebellion | mututiny, opposition to authority |
| Resolution | will or intent voted by an official body or group |
| Shirk | to evade the performance of an obligation |
| Vivacious | full of animation, lively |
| Obstinate | stubborn, difficult to manage |
| preeminent | superior to others |
| Cryptic | hidden |
| Indefatigable | untiring, tireless |
| Maxim | a concise wording of a principle or rule |
| Propulsion | process of propelling or moving forward |
| Irrepressible | Impossible to control/restrain; difficult |
| Ignominious | marked by shame |
| Posthumously | occuring after death |
| Pretext | a purpose or excuse give to hide a real reason |
| Canvassing | persuading voters |
| undulate | to form or move in waves: fluctuate |
| altercation | a noisy or angry dispute; a qural |
| interdict | prohibition an order forbiding something to be done |
| melancholy | a depression of spirits: dejection: a pensice mood: sadness |
| aberrations | Deviations: strayings from the right or normal way |
| wary | Marked by keen caution: cunning and watchful |
| perpetrated | committed carried out brought about |
| austere | Stern and forbidding in apperance and manner |
| obstreperous | uncontrollably noisy clamorous unruly |
| ingenuous | noble: honorable straightforward |
| ambrosia | a dessert made of oranges and shredded coconut |
| articulate | able to speak clearly |
| Unobrrusive | Not noticed |
| Outrage | Violates acceptance standards of behavor or tast (violant) |
| Indictment | to accuse of an offense |
| Beseech | to beg |
| defer | to putt off or delay |
| Vindicate | to set free of blame |
| Angusigh | extrieme physical or mental pain |
| Futile | serving no useful purpose |
| doggedly | not yeilding |
| neurotic | unstable |
| conspicuous | obvioius to the eye or mind |
| clinically | coadly disspatured |
