300 Words To Learn

Front 1

abdicate

(ab -di-kat)

Back 1

1. to cast off
2. to relinwuish formally
3. to gie up a position with now possibility of resumining it

Front 2

abound

(a-bound)

Back 2

to be present in large numbers or in great quanity, be prevalent

Front 3

acquittal

(ac-quit-tal)

Back 3

1. setting free from the charge of an offense by verdict, sentence
2. a legal process

Front 4

admirable

(ad-m(a)-ra-bal)

Back 4

deserving the highest esteen

Front 5

aesthetic

(es-the-tik)

Back 5

1.relating to, dealing with
2. pleasing in apprearance

Front 6

affidavit

(a-fa-da-vat)

Back 6

a sworn statement in writing made especially under oath, before an authorized officer

Front 7

affiliate

(a-fi-le-at

Back 7

to bring or receive inot close connection as a smember or branch, to associate as a member

Front 8

amiable

(a-me-a-bal)

Back 8

pleasing, admirable, agreeable

Front 9

amnesty

(am-na-ste)

Back 9

the act of an authority(as a governemnt) by which paren is granted to a large group of people

Front 10

analogy

(a-na-la-ge)

Back 10

inference that if two or more things agree with one another in some respects they will prob. agree in others

Front 11

annihilate

(a-ni-a-lat)

Back 11

to casue to be of no effect,

to regard as no consequence

Front 12

antiquity

(an-ti-kwa-te)

Back 12

ancient times, the quality of being ancient

Front 13

apex

(a-oeks)

Back 13

1. the upper most point
2. the narrowed or pointed end

Front 14

appease

(a-pez)

Back 14

1. to bring to a state of peace or quiet
2. to cause to subside

Front 15

apprehensive

(ap-pre-hen-sive)

Back 15

1. viewing the future with anxiety or alarm