| A | B |
|---|
| accommodation (n.) | a favor or convenience |
| benefactor (n.) | a person who provides money or help |
| caricature (v.) | to depict features or mannerisms in an exaggerated way |
| competent (adj.) | qualified; capable |
| consequence (n.) | importance |
| drove (n.) | a mob or crowd |
| judicious (adj.) | careful; showing good judgment |
| nettled (adj.) | irritated |
| precarious (adj.) | not secure; risky |
| rebuke (n.) | a sharp criticism |
| cadent (adj.) | having a regular, rhythmic movement |
| aloof (adj.) | distant and uninvolved |
| appraise (v.) | to judge the worth or significance of |
| belligerently (adv.) | in a combative way |
| contempt (n.) | a feeling of scorn and disgust |
| exalted (adj.) | uplifted; elated |
| humble (adj.) | not proud; modest |
| imply (v.) | to suggest indirectly |
| indignantly (adv.) | in anger at something unfair |
| reluctantly (adv.) | unwillingly |
| sullenly (adv.) | in a sulky, resentful way |
| lament (v.) | to express grief |
| detest (v.) | to hate |
| contrary (n.) | the opposite point of view |
| remorse (n.) | deep regret for past wrongdoing |
