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abolish

v
C1

To formally put an end to something.

abortion

n
C1

Termination of a pregnancy.

absence

n
C1

The state of being away.

absent

adj
C1

Not present in a place.

absorb

v
B2

To take in or soak up.

abstract

adj
B2

Existing in thought, not concrete.

absurd

adj
C1

Ridiculously unreasonable or illogical.

abuse

n/v
C1

To mistreat or use improperly.

academy

n
C1

A place of study or training.

accelerate

v
C1

To increase speed or rate.

accent

n
B2

A distinctive manner of pronunciation.

acceptance

n
C1

The action of receiving something.

accessible

adj
C1

Easily reached or understood.

accidentally

adv
B2

In an unintentional manner.

accommodate

v
B2

To provide space or adjust for needs.

accommodation

n
B2

A place to stay or adapt.

accomplish

v
B2

To achieve or complete successfully.

accomplishment

n
C1

Something that has been achieved.

accordingly

adv
C1

In a way that is appropriate.

accountability

n
C1

Responsibility for one's actions.

accountable

adj
C1

Required to justify actions or decisions.

accountant

n
B2

A professional who manages financial records.

accumulate

v
C1

To gather or collect over time.

accumulation

n
C1

A mass of things collected together.

accuracy

n
B2

The quality of being correct or precise.

accurately

adv
B2

In a precise and correct manner.

accusation

n
C1

A claim that someone has done wrong.

accused

n
C1

A person charged with a crime.

acid

n
B2

A corrosive substance with low pH.

acquisition

n
C1

The act of gaining or obtaining something.

acre

n
B2

A unit of land area.

activate

v
B2

To make something start working.

activation

n
C1

The process of making something active.

activist

n
C1

A person who campaigns for change.

acute

adj
C1

Very severe or intense.

adaptation

n
C1

The process of adjusting to new conditions.

addiction

n
B2

A strong compulsion to use a substance.

additionally

adv
B2

As an extra factor; also.

adequate

adj
B2

Satisfactory or acceptable in quality.

adequately

adv
B2

To a satisfactory or acceptable degree.

adhere

v
C1

To stick firmly to a surface or belief.

adjacent

adj
C1

Next to or adjoining something else.

adjust

v
B2

To alter slightly to achieve a better result.

adjustment

n
C1

A small change made to achieve a better result.

administer

v
C1

To manage or oversee officially.

administrative

adj
C1

Relating to management or organization.

administrator

n
C1

A person responsible for running an organization.

admission

n
C1

The process of entering or being accepted.

adolescent

n
C1

A young person in the process of developing.

adoption

n
C1

The act of taking something on as one's own.

adverse

adj
C1

Harmful or unfavorable.

advocate

n/v
C1

A person who publicly supports a cause.

aesthetic

adj
C1

Concerned with beauty or artistic taste.

affection

n
C1

A gentle feeling of fondness or liking.

affordable

adj
B2

Reasonably priced; not expensive.

aftermath

n
C1

The consequences following an event.

aged

adj
B2

Old or having lived for a long time.

aggression

n
C1

Hostile or violent behavior.

agricultural

adj
C1

Relating to farming and cultivation.

agriculture

n
B2

The practice of farming and cultivation.

aide

n
C1

An assistant or helper.

AIDS

n
B2

A disease caused by the HIV virus.

alert

v/n/adj
C1

Quick to notice and act on information.

alien

n
B2

A foreigner or extraterrestrial being.

align

v
C1

To place things in a straight line.

alignment

n
C1

Arrangement in a straight line or correct position.

alike

adv/adj
C1

Similar; in the same way.

allegation

n
C1

A claim made without proof.

allege

v
C1

To claim without proof.

allegedly

adv
C1

According to unproven claims.

alliance

n
C1

A union formed for mutual benefit.

allocate

v
C1

To distribute resources for a purpose.

allocation

n
C1

The distribution of resources.

allowance

n
C1

An amount of money given regularly.

ally

n
C1

A person or country united with another.

alongside

prep
B2

Next to or together with.

altogether

adv
B2

Completely; in total.

aluminum

n
C1

A lightweight silvery-white metal.

amateur

adj/n
C1

A person who does something for pleasure.

ambassador

n
C1

A diplomat sent to represent their country.

ambitious

adj
B2

Having a strong desire to succeed.

ambulance

n
B2

A vehicle for transporting sick people.

amend

v
C1

To make changes to improve something.

amendment

n
C1

A change or addition to a law or document.

amid

prep
C1

Surrounded by; in the middle of.

amusing

adj
B2

Causing laughter or entertainment.

analogy

n
C1

A comparison to explain something.

analyst

n
B2

A person who examines data or situations.

ancestor

n
B2

A person from whom one is descended.

anchor

n
C1

A device that holds something in place.

angel

n
C1

A spiritual being serving as a messenger.

animation

n
B2

The technique of making moving images.

annually

adv
B2

Once every year.

anonymous

adj
C1

Made or done by an unknown person.

anticipate

v
B2

To expect or predict something.

anxiety

n
B2

A feeling of worry or nervousness.

apology

n
B2

An expression of regret for wrongdoing.

apparatus

n
C1

Equipment or machinery for a specific purpose.

apparel

n
C1

Clothing and accessories.

appealing

adj
C1

Attractive or interesting.

appetite

n
C1

A desire or craving, especially for food.

applaud

v
C1

To clap hands to show approval.

applicable

adj
C1

Relevant or appropriate to a situation.

applicant

n
B2

A person who applies for something.

appoint

v
C1

To assign someone to a position.

appreciation

n
C1

Recognition of the value of something.

appropriately

adv
B2

In a suitable manner.

arbitrary

adj
C1

Based on random choice rather than reason.

architectural

adj
C1

Relating to the design of buildings.

archive

n
C1

A collection of historical records.

arena

n
C1

A place for events or competitions.

arm

v
C1

To supply with weapons.

array

n
C1

An ordered arrangement of things.

arrow

n
B2

A pointed projectile shot from a bow.

articulate

v
C1

To express thoughts clearly and coherently.

artwork

n
B2

Creative work made by an artist.

ash

n
C1

Powder left after something is burned.

aspiration

n
C1

A hope or ambition to achieve something.

aspire

v
C1

To have a strong desire to achieve something.

assassination

n
C1

The murder of an important person.

assault

n/v
C1

A violent attack on someone.

assemble

v
C1

To bring people or things together.

assembly

n
C1

A group of people gathered together.

assert

v
C1

To state or claim confidently.

assertion

n
C1

A confident statement of fact.

asset

n
B2

A valuable thing or quality.

assign

v
B2

To give someone a task or responsibility.

assistance

n
B2

Help given to someone.

assumption

n
B2

Something accepted as true without proof.

assurance

n
C1

A guarantee or confidence.

assure

v
B2

To tell someone confidently to remove doubt.

astonishing

adj
B2

Surprisingly impressive or notable.

asylum

n
C1

Protection given to a refugee.

athletic

adj
B2

Relating to sports and physical activity.

atrocity

n
C1

An extremely wicked or cruel act.

attachment

n
B2

A feeling of affection or connection.

attain

v
C1

To achieve or reach a goal.

attendance

n
C1

The number of people present at an event.

attribute

v/n
C1

A quality or characteristic of something.

auction

n
C1

A public sale where items are bid on.

audio

adj
B2

Relating to sound, especially recorded sound.

audit

n
C1

An official examination of financial records.

authentic

adj
C1

Genuine; not a copy or fake.

authorize

v
C1

To give official permission for something.

auto

n
C1

An automobile; a car.

autonomy

n
C1

The right to self-govern or make own decisions.

autumn

n
C1

The season between summer and winter.

availability

n
C1

The state of being accessible or obtainable.

await

v
C1

To wait for something to happen.

awareness

n
B2

Knowledge or perception of a situation.

awkward

adj
B2

Causing difficulty; not comfortable.

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