| A | B |
|---|
| indolent | lazy not liking to work |
| infer | to arrive at a conclusion or opinion by reasoning |
| asset | an advantage or source of strength |
| apprehensive | anxious or fearful uneasy |
| exploit | to use in a selfish way take unfair advantage of; daring acts or bold deeds |
| ludicrous | laughable, ridiculous |
| abhor | hate very much |
| obstinate | stubborn |
| significant | important, weighty momentous |
| thrifty | sparing saving |
| surreptitious | sneaky secret, underhanded |
| affluent | wealthy |
| beneficial | helpful; advantageous |
| chastise | discipline punish |
| crestfallen | dejected dispirited |
| dissuade | persuade someone not to do something |
| brazen | shameless |
| cacophony | harsh or discordant sounds |
| asinine | stupid, silly foolish |
| circumspect | cautious, careful to consider everything |
| blurt | utter suddenly |
| delete | erase, remove |
| elation | great joy or gladness, high spirits |
| feasible | workable, practical suitable |
| homely | unattractive plain, not beautiful |
| inception | start, origin beginning |
| lax | careless, negligent, not rigid |
| meager | sparse, lacking richness |
| aghast | shocked, horrified |
| surpass | to be superior |
| naive | unsophisticated lacking experience |
| obese | overweight, excessively fat |
| repine | grumble fret complain. |
| expedite | hasten, quicken hurry, to speed up. |
| imply | hint, indicate with our express statement |
| humble | modest, courteously respectful |
| perjure | swear falsely lie under oath |
| rebuke | reprove, admonish (get on to) |
| somber | gloomy, shadowy,sunless melancholy |
| lewd | obscene vulgar, low, characterized by lust |
| obliterate | destroy completely, removeable traces |
| mundane | common everyday things |
| panorama | a wide view in all directions |
| invincible | unconquerable |
| annihilate | destroy completly |
| vicinity | neighborhood; location |
| incarcerate | imprison, confine |
| hurly-burly | uproar; commotion |
| clad | dressed, wearing |
| senile | refering to loss of faculties due to old age(loss of thinking power) |
| despondent | depressed |
| dilemma | perplexing problem; situation requiring a choice between equally undesireable alternatives |
| gregarious | wordy; excessively talkative, verbose |
| enjoin | direct or order someone to do something |
| rapport | sympathetic relationship |
| fickle | unfaithful |
| stable | reliable; steady; permanent |
| rummage | search by thoroughly examining |
| tepid | lukewarm, moderately warm |
| benighn | greacious; favorable; kindly |
| deluge | flood; downpour; anything that overwhelms |
| lethargic | drowsy; sluggish; apathetic |
| defiance | open, bold resistance to authority |
| alienate | to lose the friendship or love once felt; make unfriendly |
| aesthetic | having a sense of the beautiful; a lvoe of beauty |
| ambigiguous | indefinite; unclear |
| ingenious | bright; gifted; able; inventive |
| fallible | liable to make a mistake |
| laud | praise; extol |
| destitute | poor; indigent; without means of subsistence |
| convetous | greedy; grasping |
| virile | vigorous; masculine; characteristic of and befitting a man |
