BANAL (adj) So lacking in originality as to

be obvious and boring; ordinary; ; # [n] Banality ;

BESET (v) to harass; trouble persistently;

to surround;

BLASPHEMY (n) the action of saying

something concerning God/sacred things that is very disrespectful

BANE (n) A cause of great distress,

annoyance, harm or death;

BASTION (n) castle; fortress; BEGET (v) to give birth to; to lead to; to
create; to cause something to happen; ;

BLATANT (adj)
blatant lies

; ; (Of bad behaviour) done openly and unashamedly;

BLIGHT (n) A thing that spoils or

damages something; # [v] blight

BELABOR (v) to explain or work at

something for longer than is necessary or repeatedly; # to beat severely

BLITHE (adj) happily/cheerfully

unaware/carefree # cheerful

BELEAGUER (v) to surround;

situation

; # to harass # Put in a very difficult

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BELIE (v) to give a false idea/impression

of # fail to give a true impression of

BELITTLE (v)

BELLIGERENT (adj) Hostile and

aggressive; quarrelsome; waging war

BEMUSED (adj)

; confused

BENEFACTOR (n) one who provides

help or support, especially in the form of a gift or donation

BENEFICIARY (n) one who receives

benefits from benefactor

BENEVOLENT (adj) generous; kind;

charitable

BENIGN (adj) gentle; kind;

# not harmful in effect (in medical & environment) # mild and favourable (in environment)

BEQUEST (n)
something

or

BEREAVED (adj) a sadness, such as the

loss of someone as a result of death