Persinger Questions And Answers

aberration (1) - a departure from the usual course; a deviation; an abnormal development abeyance (2) - temporary suspension of an activity; a state of being put aside for future action abject (3) - hopelessly low; wretched; miserable abnegation (4) - self-denial; a giving up pr a renunciation of rights abscond (5) - to run away; to leave suddenly and secretly and hide, especially to escape the law absolve (6) - to declare free of guilt and blame; to set free from a promise or obligation abstruse (7) - hard to understand acrimonious (8) - sharp or bitter in language or manner; filled with long-lasting resentment adjudge (9) - to decree or decide by law; to regard or consider adjure (10) - to command or charge someone, often under oath or penalty, to do something; to ask or to entreat earnestly admonish (11) - to reprove mildly and kindly, but seriously; to caution or warn adroit (12) - cleaver, skillful; expert affront (13) - a deliberate public insult; to insult openly; to offend