kasielasserre1 on August 24, 2010
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abase | humble, disgrace |
abatement | decrease or reduction |
abdicate | to give up position, right, or power |
aberration | something different from the usual or normal |
abet | to aide; act as accomplice |
abeyance | temporary suppression or suspension |
abhor | to loathe, detest |
abject | miserable; pitiful |
abjure | to reject, abandon formally |
ablution | the act of cleansing |
abnegate | to deny, renounce |
abortive | interrupted while incomplete |
abridge | to condense or shorten |
abrogate | to abollish or invalidate by authority |
abscond | to depart secretly |
absolve | to forgive, free from blame |
abstemious | moderate in appetite |
abstract | theoretical; complex, difficult |
abstruse | difficult to comprehend |
accede | to express approval; agree to |
accost | to approach & speak to someone |
accretion | a growth in size or increase in amount |
accrue | to accumulate; grow by additions |
acerbic | bitter, sharp in taste or temper |
acme | the highest point, summit |
acquiesce | to agree, comply quietly |
acquittal | release from blame |
acrid | harsh; bitter |
acrimony | bitterness, anomocity |
acuity | sharpness |
acumen | sharpness of insight |
adage | an old saying or proverb |
adamant | uncompromising, unyeilding |
adhere | to cling, follow without indeviation |
adjunct | something added, attached, or joined |
admonish | to caution or repremand |
adroit | skillful, accomplished, highly incompetant |
adulation | high praise |
adulterate | to corrupt or make impure |
adumbrate | to sketch or outline in a shadowy way |