Beginning with A or B
This word begins with B.
It describes someone who is a good natured, performs kind deeds, someone who is kind-hearted, caring, and generous towards others.
Benevolent
Begins with the letter M.
It means to make a big deal out of something little. When someone overreacts, or shows an exaggeration of emotions.
ex) He flung open the door waving his hands in the air in a ______________ way, in order to make it known that he was feeling upset.
Melodramatic
This word begins with the letter Z.
It means to have a strong dedication or enthusiasm for something. A feeling of strong eagerness.
Synonyms are: enthusiasm, energized, motivation
Zeal
This word begins with E.
It means to copy something, or someone's behavior because you admire or look up to them.
Synonyms of this word are to mimic, copy, follow, or imitate.
Emulate
This word begins with the letter C.
It means that someone's mood or personality can be unpredictable, impulsive, or change very frequently.
Synonyms are: easily changeable, unpredictable, fickle-minded, mood-swing
Capricious
This word begins with the letter B.
It means to get rid of, to ban someone or something, force to send away, or to send someone away from a place.
Synonyms are: Expel, Kick Out, Get Rid Of, Throw Out
Banish
This word begins with the letter A.
This is a very strong word that means someone detests, extremely dislikes or rejects, something.
Synonyms: Disgust, Loathe, Detest
(It is typically used in formal writing rather than everyday conversation.)
Abhor
This word begins with the letter B.
This word is used when you are describing something that may be boring, unoriginal, dull.
It can mean something that is so overused that it now seems boring, worn out, or unoriginal.
Banal
Begins with letter A.
This word means to bring someone down, belittle them, cause them to feel shame, offended, or insulted.
Ex) "Why do you feel the need to ________ me just because I speak with an accent?"
Abase