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Which word means to renounce or give up a throne?
Which word means to renounce or give up a throne?
What does the term 'acrid' refer to?
What does the term 'acrid' refer to?
Which word means to officially absolve someone from blame or fault?
Which word means to officially absolve someone from blame or fault?
What does 'accelerator' typically refer to?
What does 'accelerator' typically refer to?
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'Aerobics' is a form of exercise that combines rhythmic movements with ___.
'Aerobics' is a form of exercise that combines rhythmic movements with ___.
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What do 'acolytes' typically assist with?
What do 'acolytes' typically assist with?
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What does the term 'ablaze' typically refer to?
What does the term 'ablaze' typically refer to?
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Which word means to halt or terminate something prematurely?
Which word means to halt or terminate something prematurely?
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What is the meaning of 'adjourn'?
What is the meaning of 'adjourn'?
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What does 'adultery' generally refer to?
What does 'adultery' generally refer to?
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What is the main characteristic of an 'agronomist'?
What is the main characteristic of an 'agronomist'?
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'Alibi' is commonly associated with which concept?
'Alibi' is commonly associated with which concept?
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Study Notes
Vocabulary Building
- Aback, abacus, abate, abbey, and abdicate are words that start with the prefix "ab-".
- Aberration refers to a deviation from the normal or expected.
- Abject means extremely bad or unpleasant.
- Abound means to exist in large numbers or quantities.
- Abort and abortive refer to the act of stopping or failing.
- Abridged means shortened or condensed.
- Abscess is a swollen, painful area of the skin that usually contains pus.
- Absolve means to excuse or forgive.
- Abstain means to choose not to do something.
- Abstinence means the practice of not doing something.
Words Related to Actions
- Accelerate means to increase the rate or speed of something.
- Accentuate means to emphasize or highlight.
- Accessory refers to a person or thing that helps or is related to a crime.
- Accident-prone means likely to have accidents.
- Acclimatize means to get used to a new climate or environment.
Words Related to People and Relationships
- Accomplice is a person who helps someone commit a crime.
- Accord means a formal agreement or treaty.
- Admire means to respect and appreciate someone or something.
- Admonish means to warn or advise someone.
- Adorn means to make something look attractive by adding decorations.
Words Related to Health and Body
- Abdomen refers to the stomach area of the body.
- Acne is a skin condition characterized by blackheads, whiteheads, and pimples.
- Abscess is a swollen, painful area of the skin that usually contains pus.
- Ache means a dull pain or discomfort.
Words Related to Places and Travel
- Aerial refers to something relating to the air or aircraft.
- Aerobics is a type of exercise that improves oxygen consumption.
- Aerospace refers to the atmosphere and space beyond.
- Aground means something is stuck or stranded on the ground.
Words Related to Emotions and Feelings
- Aggravate means to make a problem or situation worse.
- Agony means intense physical or mental suffering.
- Ail means to suffer from a disease or illness.
- Afloat means feeling happy or carefree.
Note: These study notes are a summary of the given text, focusing on key facts and context. There are 123 words in the original text, and these notes cover a selection of the most relevant and meaningful terms.
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Test your vocabulary knowledge with this quiz featuring words that start with the letter 'A', ranging from 'aback' to 'acumen'. See how many of these words you can correctly define!
