Academic

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Abandon (v)

He abandoned his family.

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To leave forever, or to stop something in progress (Synonyms; deliver , give up, surrender)

(Antonyms; deny)

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Abstract (Adj)

Abstract problems.

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A written summary of the important points of a text (Synonyms; ideal, notional, theoretical)

(Antonyms; concrete, nonabstract)

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Access (n)

Paying for access to the internet.

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The ability to get to or enter somewhere or something. (Synonyms; attack,bout, case, spell, turn)

(Antonyms (v) ; depart, exit, leave)

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Accommodation (n)

Tourist accommodations on the boat.

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Adjustment, agreement, or living place.(Synonyms; lodging, lodgment)

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Accompanied (v)

She accompanied me to the store.

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Went or came with someone or something. (Synonyms; attend, chaperone, escort, see, squire)

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Accumulation (n)

An impressive accumulation of knowledge.

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Collection or process of collecting. (Synonyms; collection, lodgment, pileup)

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Accurate (adj)

an accurate diagnosis

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Correct and without any mistakes. (Synonyms; right, true, exact, dead-on)

(Antonyms; false, improper, incorrect, wrong)

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Achieve (v)

Achieve a gradual increase in production.

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To succeed in reaching a target or aim. (Synonyms; attain, chalk up, ring up, score, win)

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Acknowledged (adj)

An acknowledged expert.

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Recognized, admitted the truth, or expressed thanks.

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Aggregate (adj)

An aggregate fruit.

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The total of all the parts. (Synonyms; count up to, add up to, come to, total)

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Albeit (conjunction)

An enjoyable, albeit expensive, vacation

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Although, even though( Synonyms; as, howbeit, much as)

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Acquisition (n)

The team announced two new acquisitions.

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The process of getting something. (Synonyms; accession, obtainment)

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Adaptation (n)

A new adaptation of an old recipe.

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Modification to suit new conditions or environment. (Synonyms; acclimation, adjustment, conformation)

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Adequate (adj)

Her first performance was merely adequate.

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Enough or barely enough. (Synonyms; acceptable, all right, passable, okay)

(Antonyms; deficient, lacking, unacceptable, inadequate)

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Adjacent (adj)

The city and adjacent suburbs.

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Next to, near, or touching. (Synonyms; bordering, flush, abutting, neighboring)

(Antonyms; nonadjacent, noncontiguous)

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Adjustment (n)

The act or process of adjusting.

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Making small changes, or becoming suitable. (Synonyms; acclimation, adaptation, conformation, accommodation)

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Administration (n)

The administration of medication.

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A method of managing the affairs of an organization. (Synonyms; authority, government, governance, rule)

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Advocate (n)

An advocate of liberal arts education,

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To publicly recommend or support something. (Synonyms; advocator, booster, true believer, promoter, supporter)

(Antonyms; adversary, antagonist, opponent)

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Affect (v)

We were all greatly affected by the terrible news.

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To influence or cause something to change.