| A | B |
| acute | very critical; sharp; sensitive; severe |
| hearken | to listen; to pay attention |
| dissmulation | the disguising of one's feelings |
| vexed | to have annoyed or disturbed |
| profound | having deep understanding or insight |
| sagacity | good judgement; intelegendce |
| suppositions | things that are believed or imagined |
| unpercieved | not seen, heard, etc. |
| crevice | narrow crack |
| stealthily | to do something in a secret or sly mannor |
| stimulates | to cause to act; to arouse; spur on; to excite |
| waned | approached the end; decreased in size or amount |
| dismembered | to have cut or torn off the limbs of |
| wary | guarding against danger; cautious; alert |
| deputed | to have given athority |
| audacity | boldness; fearlessness; daring |
| vehemently | to go about something with great force or feeling (negative emotions) |
| gesticulations | gestures; hand movements |
| derision | the act of making fun of |
| dissemble | to disguise true facts or feelings |
| sagacity (antonym) | ignorant |
| stealthily (antonym) | noticeably |
| waned (antonym) | increased |
| wary (antonym) | careless |
| stimulates (antonym) | bore |
| deputed (antonym) | regulate |
| vehemently (antonym) | peacefully |
| derision (antonym) | respect |