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abolish
vTo formally put an end to something.
abortion
nTermination of a pregnancy.
absence
nThe state of being away.
absent
adjNot present in a place.
absorb
vTo take in or soak up.
abstract
adjExisting in thought, not concrete.
absurd
adjRidiculously unreasonable or illogical.
abuse
n/vTo mistreat or use improperly.
academy
nA place of study or training.
accelerate
vTo increase speed or rate.
accent
nA distinctive manner of pronunciation.
acceptance
nThe action of receiving something.
accessible
adjEasily reached or understood.
accidentally
advIn an unintentional manner.
accommodate
vTo provide space or adjust for needs.
accommodation
nA place to stay or adapt.
accomplish
vTo achieve or complete successfully.
accomplishment
nSomething that has been achieved.
accordingly
advIn a way that is appropriate.
accountability
nResponsibility for one's actions.
accountable
adjRequired to justify actions or decisions.
accountant
nA professional who manages financial records.
accumulate
vTo gather or collect over time.
accumulation
nA mass of things collected together.
accuracy
nThe quality of being correct or precise.
accurately
advIn a precise and correct manner.
accusation
nA claim that someone has done wrong.
accused
nA person charged with a crime.
acid
nA corrosive substance with low pH.
acquisition
nThe act of gaining or obtaining something.
acre
nA unit of land area.
activate
vTo make something start working.
activation
nThe process of making something active.
activist
nA person who campaigns for change.
acute
adjVery severe or intense.
adaptation
nThe process of adjusting to new conditions.
addiction
nA strong compulsion to use a substance.
additionally
advAs an extra factor; also.
adequate
adjSatisfactory or acceptable in quality.
adequately
advTo a satisfactory or acceptable degree.
adhere
vTo stick firmly to a surface or belief.
adjacent
adjNext to or adjoining something else.
adjust
vTo alter slightly to achieve a better result.
adjustment
nA small change made to achieve a better result.
administer
vTo manage or oversee officially.
administrative
adjRelating to management or organization.
administrator
nA person responsible for running an organization.
admission
nThe process of entering or being accepted.
adolescent
nA young person in the process of developing.
adoption
nThe act of taking something on as one's own.
adverse
adjHarmful or unfavorable.
advocate
n/vA person who publicly supports a cause.
aesthetic
adjConcerned with beauty or artistic taste.
affection
nA gentle feeling of fondness or liking.
affordable
adjReasonably priced; not expensive.
aftermath
nThe consequences following an event.
aged
adjOld or having lived for a long time.
aggression
nHostile or violent behavior.
agricultural
adjRelating to farming and cultivation.
agriculture
nThe practice of farming and cultivation.
aide
nAn assistant or helper.
AIDS
nA disease caused by the HIV virus.
alert
v/n/adjQuick to notice and act on information.
alien
nA foreigner or extraterrestrial being.
align
vTo place things in a straight line.
alignment
nArrangement in a straight line or correct position.
alike
adv/adjSimilar; in the same way.
allegation
nA claim made without proof.
allege
vTo claim without proof.
allegedly
advAccording to unproven claims.
alliance
nA union formed for mutual benefit.
allocate
vTo distribute resources for a purpose.
allocation
nThe distribution of resources.
allowance
nAn amount of money given regularly.
ally
nA person or country united with another.
alongside
prepNext to or together with.
altogether
advCompletely; in total.
aluminum
nA lightweight silvery-white metal.
amateur
adj/nA person who does something for pleasure.
ambassador
nA diplomat sent to represent their country.
ambitious
adjHaving a strong desire to succeed.
ambulance
nA vehicle for transporting sick people.
amend
vTo make changes to improve something.
amendment
nA change or addition to a law or document.
amid
prepSurrounded by; in the middle of.
amusing
adjCausing laughter or entertainment.
analogy
nA comparison to explain something.
analyst
nA person who examines data or situations.
ancestor
nA person from whom one is descended.
anchor
nA device that holds something in place.
angel
nA spiritual being serving as a messenger.
animation
nThe technique of making moving images.
annually
advOnce every year.
anonymous
adjMade or done by an unknown person.
anticipate
vTo expect or predict something.
anxiety
nA feeling of worry or nervousness.
apology
nAn expression of regret for wrongdoing.
apparatus
nEquipment or machinery for a specific purpose.
apparel
nClothing and accessories.
appealing
adjAttractive or interesting.
appetite
nA desire or craving, especially for food.
applaud
vTo clap hands to show approval.
applicable
adjRelevant or appropriate to a situation.
applicant
nA person who applies for something.
appoint
vTo assign someone to a position.
appreciation
nRecognition of the value of something.
appropriately
advIn a suitable manner.
arbitrary
adjBased on random choice rather than reason.
architectural
adjRelating to the design of buildings.
archive
nA collection of historical records.
arena
nA place for events or competitions.
arm
vTo supply with weapons.
array
nAn ordered arrangement of things.
arrow
nA pointed projectile shot from a bow.
articulate
vTo express thoughts clearly and coherently.
artwork
nCreative work made by an artist.
ash
nPowder left after something is burned.
aspiration
nA hope or ambition to achieve something.
aspire
vTo have a strong desire to achieve something.
assassination
nThe murder of an important person.
assault
n/vA violent attack on someone.
assemble
vTo bring people or things together.
assembly
nA group of people gathered together.
assert
vTo state or claim confidently.
assertion
nA confident statement of fact.
asset
nA valuable thing or quality.
assign
vTo give someone a task or responsibility.
assistance
nHelp given to someone.
assumption
nSomething accepted as true without proof.
assurance
nA guarantee or confidence.
assure
vTo tell someone confidently to remove doubt.
astonishing
adjSurprisingly impressive or notable.
asylum
nProtection given to a refugee.
athletic
adjRelating to sports and physical activity.
atrocity
nAn extremely wicked or cruel act.
attachment
nA feeling of affection or connection.
attain
vTo achieve or reach a goal.
attendance
nThe number of people present at an event.
attribute
v/nA quality or characteristic of something.
auction
nA public sale where items are bid on.
audio
adjRelating to sound, especially recorded sound.
audit
nAn official examination of financial records.
authentic
adjGenuine; not a copy or fake.
authorize
vTo give official permission for something.
auto
nAn automobile; a car.
autonomy
nThe right to self-govern or make own decisions.
autumn
nThe season between summer and winter.
availability
nThe state of being accessible or obtainable.
await
vTo wait for something to happen.
awareness
nKnowledge or perception of a situation.
awkward
adjCausing difficulty; not comfortable.