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abort (v.) - to give up unfinished




abridge (v.) - to shorten, cut down




abrogate (v.) - to abolish, often by authority




abscond (v.) - to sneak away and hide




abundant (adj.) - in great numbers




accede (v.) - to agree




accentuate (v.) - to emphasize, to highlight




accommodating (adj.) - obliging, helpful

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accost (v.) - to approach or confront aggressively




acumen (n.) - keen insight




acute (adj.) - sharp, severe




affable (adj.) - friendly, amiable




affluent (adj.) - rich, wealthy




aggrandize (v.) - to increase or make greater




aggregate (v.) - to gather, amass




aghast (adj.) - struck by amazement or terror




agoraphobia (n.) - an abnormal fear of open or public places

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akimbo (adj.) - with hands on hips and elbows extending outward




alacrity (n.) - speed, readiness




algid (adj.) - frigid, cold




allay (v.) - to sooth, assuage




alleviate (v.) - to relieve




aloof (adj.) - reserved, distant




altercation (n.) - an argument, dispute




amalgamation (n.) - a union, a merger

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ambivalent (adj.) - having contradictory feelings




amble (v.) - to stroll, walk




ameliorate (v.) - to improve, to make better




amend (v.) - to change for the better, improve




amiable (adj.) - friendly, affable




amorous (adj.) - relating to or showing love




amorphous (adj.) - without shape or borders




anomaly (n.) - something that does not fit into the normal order




antechamber (n.) - a waiting room