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What does the word 'abolish' mean?
What is the opposite of 'abrupt'?
What does the word 'abstract' mean?
What does the word 'accommodate' mean?
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What does the word 'acknowledge' mean?
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What does the word 'adverse' mean?
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What does the word 'affinity' mean?
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What does the word 'aggravate' mean?
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Which of these words implies a change in something?
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Which word suggests a lack of interest or engagement?
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Which word describes something that is old-fashioned and outdated?
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Which word suggests a favorable or lucky situation?
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Which word describes someone who prioritizes the well-being of others?
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Which word describes a situation where something is different from the norm?
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Which word signifies strong hostility and dislike?
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Which word describes the act of adding explanations or comments to a text?
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Study Notes
Vocabulary
- abolish: formally end a system or institution
- abash: make someone feel embarrassed or ashamed
- abrupt: sudden and unexpected, brief to the point of rudeness
- abstract: existing as an idea, not physically
- abundant: existing in large quantities, plentiful
Actions and Behaviors
- accentuate: make something more noticeable
- accommodate: provide lodging or adapt to someone
- accumulate: gather or acquire increasing quantities
- acquiesce: accept reluctantly without protest
- acknowledge: accept or admit the existence or truth of something
- acquire: obtain or learn a skill, habit, or quality
- adhere: stick fast to a surface or follow a practice
- allocate: distribute resources or duties for a purpose
- alleviate: make suffering or a problem less severe
- ameliorate: make something bad or unsatisfactory better
Personal Qualities
- adroit: clever or skillful in using hands or mind
- affable: friendly, good-natured, or easy to talk to
- altruistic: showing selfless concern for others
- ambitious: having a strong desire and determination to succeed
- amicable: having a spirit of friendliness
- auspicious: conducive to success, favorable
States and Conditions
- agitation: a state of anxiety or nervous excitement
- ambivalence: having mixed feelings or contradictory ideas
- anomaly: something that deviates from the standard or expected
- antipathy: a deep-seated feeling of aversion or dislike
- apathy: showing no interest, enthusiasm, or concern
- anthropology: the study of human societies and cultures
Other Concepts
- adjacent: next to or adjoining something else
- adverse: preventing success or development, harmful or unfavorable
- affinity: a natural liking for and understanding of someone or something
- alteration: the process of changing or modifying
- ambiguous: open to more than one interpretation
- annotate: add notes to a text or diagram giving explanation or comment
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Test your knowledge of English vocabulary with this quiz featuring definitions of words such as abolish, abash, abrupt, and more.
