| A | B |
|---|
| Adroit | ADROIT means skillful or adept. |
| Archaic | means antiquated, old or out of use. |
| ASCENDANCY | means domination or growing power. |
| ASSUAGE | means to ease, mitigate or to make less painful or burdensome. |
| AUSPICIOUS | means favorable. |
| CONCILIATE | means to reconcile, pacify or to renew a friendship. |
| DISPARITY | means inequality or the condition or fact of being unequal in age, rank, or degree. |
| DORMANT | means inactive or sleeping. |
| EXORCISE | means to expel an evil spirit or to get rid of something troublesome. |
| EXTRANEOUS | means not essential or vital. |
| IMPECUNIOUS | means without money. |
| INTERMINABLE | means having or seeming to have no end or wearisomely protracted. |
| INTRACTABLE | means stubborn or difficult to manage. |
| IRASCIBLE | means irritable, easily angered or cross. |
| IRRESOLUTE | means indecisive or unsure how to proceed. |
| PREDILECTION | means preference. |
| PRESCIENT | means knowledge of events before they happen or foresight. |
| PRODIGY | means a person with exceptional talents or powers. It can also mean an extraordinary accomplishment. |
| PROMONTORY | means land or rock projecting into a body of water. |
| PROSAIC | means commonplace, uninspired, or banal. |
| PUGNACIOUS | means looking for a fight, combative, or belligerant. |
| SYMMETRY | means balanced proportions. |
| SYNTHESIS | means combining parts into a whole. |
| VITUPERATION | means abusive remarks. |
| ZENITH | means the highest point overhead, or peak. |
