| A | B |
|---|
| tacit | implied or understood without being expressed openly; unspoken |
| nondescript | not having individual characteristics; lacking in distinctive qualities; drab; hard to describe |
| sundry | various; miscellaneous |
| inveigle | to win over with trickery or flattery; to entice; tocoax with deceitful talk; to dupe |
| dogma | a belief or set of beliefs held to be true, especially by a church or other authority; a doctrine |
| scurrilous | given to the use of abusive, indecent, or vulgar language; foulmouthed |
| parsimonious | too economical; sitngy; miserly |
| exhort | to urge strongly; to advise or warn earnestly; to admonish |
| nonentities | a person or thing of little or no importance; something that does not exist or that exist only in the imagination |
| vociferous | loud and noisy; clamorous; demanding |
