Ab-

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Abject

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Allowing no hope of improvement of relief

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Abnegated

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To renounce something or deny it to yourself, in particular something considered vital or important.

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Abscond

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To run away secretly, often to avoid arrest of criminal charges, and hide yourself.

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Abstemious

Back 4

Not overindulgent in food or drink; moderate in terms of consumption

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Aberration

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A departure (usually temporary) from what is normal, desirable, or expected; divergence from a moral standard.

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Abraded

Back 6

To wear away, rub off, or erode through friction.

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Abhor

Back 7

To find something or someone loathsome, contemptible, reprehensible, or repulsive

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Abate

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To put an end to, diminish, or reduce something in intensity. To lessen or weaken another thing

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Abjure

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To renounce, repudiate, or give up on one's previously held beliefs. To solemnly swear off or recant

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Abrogate

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To formally (and with authority) repeal or cancel something, such as an agreement or a contract

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Abide

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To patiently wait or tolerate. To abide is to endure; to bear or accept a person or condition to withstand or preserve.

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Abortive

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Failing to each completion; unsuccessful or fruitless

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Absolved

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To publicly or formally pronounce someone guiltless and blameless

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Aboriginal

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Indigenous or native; something that existed first, or an area's first inhabitants

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Abet

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To assist someone in an activity that is probably illegal

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Ablution

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An act of ceremonial washing or cleansing, usually, religious, as in a priest's hands during mass.