| A | B |
|---|
| abstain | to stay away from doing something by one's own choice |
| accommodate | to do a favor or service for, help out |
| accommodate | to provide for, supply with |
| accommodate | to have space for; to make fit or suitable |
| allegiance | the loyalty or obligation owed to a government, nation or cause |
| amalgamate | to unite; to combine elements into a unified whole |
| append | to attach, add, or tack on as a supplement or extra item |
| commemorate | to preserve, honor, or celebrate the memory of |
| enumerate | to count; to name one by one, list |
| exalt | to make high in rank, power, character, or quality |
| exalt | to fill with pride, joy, or noble feeling; to praise or honor |
| extort | to obtain by violence, misuse of authority or threats |
| far-fetched | strained or improbable, going far afield from a topic |
| glum | depressed, gloomy |
| replica | a copy, close reproduction |
| responsive | answering or replying |
| responsive | reacting readily to requests, suggestions, etc. |
| responsive | showing interest and understanding |
| sanctuary | a sacred or holy place |
| sanctuary | refuge or protection from capture or punishment |
| sanctuary | a place of refuge or protection |
| self-seeking | selfishly ambitious |
| submissive | humbly obedient |
| submissive | tending to give in to authority, obeying without protest |
| tally | to count up; to keep score |
| tally | to make entries for reckoning |
| tally | to correspond or agree |
| tally | a total or score |
| taskmaster | one whose job it is to assign work to others |
| taskmaster | one who uses his or her power to make people work very hard |
| transform | to change completely in appearance or form |
| transform | to make into something else |
| upheaval | a sudden, violent upward movement |
| upheaval | great disorder or radical change |
