| A | B |
|---|
| Coherent | (adj)holding or sticking together |
| Eschew | (v)to avoid, to keep away |
| Banal | (adj)hackneyed, trite, commonplace |
| Excoriation | (n)a strong denunciation;act or state of stripping off skin |
| Substantiate | (v)to establish by evidence,prove;give concrete or substantial form to |
| Intransigent | (adj)refusing to compromise,irreconcilable |
| Taciturn | (adj)habitually silent or quiet, inclined to talk |
| Avid | (adj)desirous of something to the point of greed |
| Incendiary | (adj)deliberately setting or causing fires |
| Celerity | (n)swiftness, rapidity of motion or action |
| Propriety | (n)the state of being proper, appropiateness |
| Overt | (adj)open, not hidden, expressed or revealed in a way that is easily recognized |
| Myopic | (adj)nearsighted,lacking a broad view of the situation |
| Summarily | (adv)without delay or formality |
| Credence | (n)belief,mental acceptance |
| Feckless | (adj)lacking in spirit and strength;irresponsible |
| Derogatory | (adj)designed to belittle or degrade |
| Evince | (v)to display clearly, to make evident |
| Verbiage | (n)language that is too wordy or inflated in proportion to sense or content |
| Intractable | (adj)hard to manage,stubborn, not responsive to discipline |
| Nefarious | (adj)wicked, depraved, devoid or moral standards |
| Frenetic | (adj)frenzied, frantic, highly agitated |
| Atrophy | (n)the wasting away of a body organ or tissue |
| Bastion | (n)a fortified place, stronghold |
| Exigency | (n)urgency, pressure, an emergency |
| Prepossessing | (adj)pleasing, tending to create a favorable impression |
| Incumbent | (adj)obligatory,required;(n)one who holds a specific office at the time spoken of |
| Deliniate | (v)to portray, sketch or describe in accurateand vivid detail |
| Esoteric | (adj)intended for or understood by only a select few, private, secret |
| Fecund | (adj)fruitful in offspring or vegitation |
| Enervate | (v)to weaken, lessen mental, moral, or physical vigor of |
| Mundane | (adj)earthly, worldly, relating to pratical and material affairs |
| Penchant | (n)a strong attraction or inclination |
| Ubiquitious | (adj)present or existing everywhere |
| Sophistry | (n)reasoning that seems plausible but is actually unsound |
| Ignominy | (n)shame and disgrace |
| Complicity | (n)involvement in wrongdoing the state of being an accomplice |
| Abject | (adj)degraded, wretched, base, contemptible |
| Derelict | (n)someone or something that is abandoned or neglected |
| Meretricious | (adj)superficially attractive in a showy, cheap, or vulgar way |
| Moot | (adj)open to discussion and debate, unresolved (v)to bring up for discussion |
| Perspicacity | (n)keeness in observing and understanding |
| Travesty | (n)a grotesque or grossly inferior imitaion; a disguise, especially clothes of the opposite sex |
| Effrontery | (n)shameless boldness, impudence |
| Ephemeral | (adj)lasting only a short time, short lived |
| Demur | (v)to object to take exception to |
| Convivial | (adj)festive, sociable, having fun together |
| Indigent | (adj)needy, impoverished |
| Felicitous | (adj)appropiate, apt, well chosen |
| Inordinate | (adj)far too great, exceeding reasonalbe limits |
