| A | B |
|---|
| unambiguously | without ambiguity or uncertainty; clearly, precisely |
| arbitrarily | determined by individual preference or convience rather than by necessity |
| alleviate | to make (as suffering) more bearable |
| anticipating | to look forward to as certain; expect |
| resplendent | shining brilliantly; characterized by a glowing splendor |
| wavered | to weave or sway unsteadily to and fro |
| immerse | to plunge into something that surrounds or covers |
| transparent | fine or sheer enough to be seen through |
| iridescent | a lustrous rainbowlike play of color caused by refraction of light waves (e.g. as from an oil slick, soap bubbles or fish scales) |
| idealistic | characteristic or idealism(the practice of forming ideals or living under their influence) |
| languidly | lacking force or quickness of movement; slow |
| restorative | something that serves to restore to consciousness, vigor, or health |
| stagnating | remaining stale(usually from lack of circulation or flow) |
| cacophony | harsh or discordant sound; dissonance |
| kinship | the quality or state of being kin; relationship |
| legitimating | to show or affirm to be justified |
| circumscribe | to surround by or as if by a boundary |
| linguistic | of or relating to language |
| visceral | dealing with crude or elemental emotions; instinctive |
| lummox | clumsy person |
| apathetic | having little or no interest or concern, indifferent |
| penchant | a strong and continued inclination; liking |
| jovial | markedly good-humored, jollity and conviviality |
| propelled | to drive forward or onward by means of a force; pushed |
| sentiment | an attitude, thought, or judgement prompted by feeling |
| indomitable | incapable of being subdued; unconquerable |
| juxtaposition | the act or an instance of placing two or more things side by side |
| introspective | a reflective looking inward; examination of one's own thoughts and feelings |
| intelligentsia | intellectuals who form an srtistic, social, or political vanguard or elite |
| elusive | tending to elude, as in tending to evade grasp or pursuit |
| predetermined | to determine beforehand |
| subsidize | to furnish with a subsidy (a grant or gift of money) |
| disparity | containing or made up of fundamentally different and often incongrous elements |
| elitist | consciousness of being or belonging to an elite (a socially superior group) |
| egalitarian | one who believes in human equality, esp with respect to social, economic, and political rights |
| malinger | to pretend incapacity (as illness) so as to avoid duty or work; shirk |
| reiterate | to state or do over again or repeatedly, sometimes with wearying effect |
| tentatively | hesitantly |
| ignite | to heat up; excite |
| exploit | a deed or an act |
| illicit | not permitted; against the rules or law |
| tranquility | the quality or state of being tranquil (free from disturbance or turmoil) |
| deftly | characterezed by facility and skill |
| apparatus | an instrument designed for a specific operation |
| revelation | the act of revealing an enlightening or divine truth |
| fritter | to spend or waste bit by bit on trifles, without commensurate return |
| inauspicious | not auspicious or favorable; ominous |
| surfeit | an overabundant supply; excess |
