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A words

All A words

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avow
(verb) to declare
agnostic
(adj/noun) (one) believing that nothing can be known about God
adjourn
(verb) to suspend (a meeting) for a period of time
articulate
(adj) able to express oneself coherently
alienated
(adj) feeling distant or different from friend and love ones
aspire
(verb) to hope; to have ambition
amphibian
(noun) any animal or plant living both on land and in water
alleviate
(verb) to relieve; to ease a pain
aperture
(noun) an opening; a hole
artifact
(noun) historical relic; item made by human craft
acclaim
(noun) enthusiastic applause or approval
awry
(adj/adv) amiss; away from expected course
aforementioned
(adj) said or written before
agility
(noun) quickness and ease of movement
aspersion
(noun) false rumor; slander
apt
(adj) likely; relevant
advantageous
(adj) profitable; helpful
auditory
(adj) relating to the sense of hearing
assertion
(noun) a declaration of truth; a statement
adhere
(verb) to stick to
absurd
(adj) unreasonable; ridiculous
affable
(adj) friendly; easy-going
annul
(verb) to nullify; to cancel
astute
(adj) shrewd; observant; clever
affirmation
(noun) position of agreement
ample
(adj) plentiful; abundant
adjunct
(noun) a non-essential supplement; something additional
appall
(verb) shocking
assailable
(adj) vulnerable
angular
(adj) characterized by sharp angles
aimless
(adj) having no purpose
advocate
(noun/verb) a supporter of policy; one who recommends on behalf of another
akin
(adj) related; similar
abhor
(verb) to hate; to detest
audacious
(adj) bold; daring; fearless
affectation
(noun) a pretending to like; artificial behavior
aghast
(adj) feeling great horror or dismay
anthology
(noun) a collection of literary pieces
avert
(verb) to move away; to turn away
abduct
(verb) to kidnap
abyss
(noun) bottomless gulf; something too deep for measurement
antidote
(noun) substance that counteracts effects of a poison
asylum
(noun) refuge; a place of protection
adept
(adj/noun) highly skilled; an expert
arbitrary
(adj) randomly chosen; based solely on individual will
adulation
(noun) high praise; admiration
auxiliary
(adj) helpful; supportive
axiom
(noun) premise; a well-known truth or saying
agile
(adj) nimble; quick-moving; light footed
amulet
(noun) ornament that works as a charm against evil spirits
abstract
(adj) theoretical; not concrete; difficult to understand
acrimony
(noun) bitterness; anger
assess
(verb) to judge; to determine amount or value
authoritarian
(adj) extremely strict; demanding obedience; acting as a dictator
aversion
(noun) intense dislike
agitate
(verb) to stir or shake up
abstain
(verb) to refrain
adversary
(noun) an enemy; an opponent; a foe
authoritative
(adj) having authority; commanding
arouse
(verb) to awaken
abdicate
(verb) to give up power or position; to fail to fulfill
accelerate
(verb) to increase in speed
accentuate
(verb) to emphasize; to make prominent
aroma
(noun) a pleasant odor
aesthetic
(adj) pertaining to beauty; artistic
augment
(verb) to expand; to increase; to add to
assail
(verb) to attack violently
askew
(adj) crooked; not straight
allure
(verb) to entice; to attract
amorphous
(adj) having no determined form or shape
adverse
(adj) unfavorable; bringing harm
amorous
(adj) strongly attracted to love; expressing love
atrocious
(adj) very wicked; very bad
annihilate
(verb) to destroy entirely
aggregate
(adj) whole; total
amplify
(verb) to increase; to expand
altruism
(noun) unselfishness; generosity
allege
(verb) to declare without proof
artisan
(noun) a craftsperson; a skilled manual worker
aqueous
(adj) of, like, or formed by water
ascertain
(verb) to find out with certainty
anxiety
(noun) an emotional state of fear and uncertainty
admonish
(verb) to reprove; to warn
aloof
(adj) detached; indifferent; distant
ambiguous
(adj) unclear; having more than one meaning or interpretation
artifice
(noun) skill or ingenuity
astound
(verb) to astonish greatly
apocryphal
(adj) fictional
ardent
(adj) passionate
amend
(verb) to change; to alter slightly
ambrosia
(noun) food that has a delighted taste or smell
adorn
(verb) to decorate
anthropomorphic
(adj) relating human traits to non-human
autonomous
(adj) separate; independent
anterior
(adj) near the front; forward in position or time
arid
(adj) extremely dry; very boring
antiquity
(noun) ancient times; object that is ancient
animosity
(noun) hatred; hostility
analogous
(adj) comparable
arboreal
(adj) of or living in trees
archipelago
(noun) large group of islands
acute
(adj) very sharp; severe
adage
(noun) wise, old saying
arsenal
(noun) place where weapons are stored or made
amateur
(noun) non-professional; done for pleasure not pay; unskillful

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