| Term | Definition |
|---|
| Stupefy | to admonish, make insensible |
| Abdicate | to give up position, usually of leadership |
| Capricious | subject to whim, fickle |
| Approbation | praise |
| Amenable | willing, complient |
| Alacrity | eagerness, speed |
| Archaic | Outdated, relating to an earlier time period |
| Appease | to calm, satisfy |
| Abnegation | denial of comfort to oneself |
| Ascetic | practicing restraint as a means of self discipline, usually religious |
| Abjure | to reject, renounce |
| Abrogate | to abolish |
| Arrogate | to take without justification |
| Aloof | reserved, distant |
| Amalgamate | to bring together, unite |
| Assuage | to ease, pacify |
| Adhere | 1. stick to something 2. to follow devoutly |
| Carouse | to party, celebrate |
| Affluent | rich, wealthy |
| Adorn | to decorate |
| Affront | an insult |
| Aggrandize | to increase or make greater |
| Abstain | to freely choose not to commit an action |
| Abstruse | hard to understand |
| Accede | to agree (give in) |
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