| A | B |
| Dubious | doubtful |
| Eclectic | selective; comprehensive, broud, inclusive |
| Disperse | to spread out, scatter, fan out |
| Hegira | a sudden departure or flight |
| Harbinger | a messenger anouncing arrival |
| Glutton | one who eats to much, a person who has a great foundness for somthing |
| Fervent | full of strong emotion |
| Ambitious | to really want somthing, eager, strongly desirous |
| Autonomy | self-governing, self rule |
| Coerce | to force (mentally) |
| Aloof | indeferent, reserved, different |
| Abstract | not concrete, vague |
| Comprise | to include, to consist of |
| Adulterate | to corrupt, make impure |
| Condone | overlook or pardon an offense |
| Cynical | distrustful, pessimistic |
| Brevity | conciseness, using few words |
| Articulate | to speak in a clear effective mannar |
| Imminent | about to take place, will happen soon |
| Jargon | special language/terminology ; slang |
| Levity | lightness; humor; not gave |
| Malicious | desire to hurt someone; vicious, wicked |
| Morbid | dwelling on death, disease or decay; sickly |
| Omniscent | all knowing |
| Persual | the act of reading through or examining, especially with great care |
| Pious | religious or devout |
| Plethora | large amount, over abundace |
| Reticent | restrained or reserved, especially in speach |
| Sporadic | happening from time to time, occasional |
| Stagnant | still or motionless, inactive |
| Tedious | causing weariness and boredom because of length or dullness; boring |
| Tenuous | thin or delicate; weak, flimsy |
| Volatile | tending to change readily into vapor; easily disturbed unstable |
| Wary | always on the alert; watchful |