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adept
skilled, well-versed.
adhere
to hold, stick to, cling
adispose
fatty
adjunct
something joined to a thing but not necessarily a part of it.
adjure
to charge or command solemnly
admonish
to warn
adroit
skillful in use of the hands or mental faculties.
adulation
praise, flatter, with element of servility.
adumbration
a faint outline or foreshadowing.
advent
coming, arrival.
adventitious
coming from outside.
adverse
opposing, contrary.
adversity
misfortune, poverty
advocate
plead for or urge
aesthetic
pertaining to the beautiful as distinguished from the practical.
Affida Vit
a sworn statement in writing.
Affinity
relationship, kinship
Affirmation
solemn avowal, especially by one who will not take an oath.
Affluent
abundant, wealthy
Agenda
list of things to be done.
Agglomerate
gather into one mass.
Aggregate
mass or sum.
Agitate
to stir up or disturb.
Agnomen
name added to refer to achievements or character.
Agnostic
one who does not think it possible to know whether or not God exists.
Agrarian
having to do with land.
Agronomy
the science and practice of field crop production and soil management.
Aigrette
feathers worn as head ornament.
Akimbo
position with hand on hip.
Alacrity
cheerful briskness.
Albino
white, without pigment
Alchemy
medieval chemistry.
Alienate
to estrange, make inimical or indifferent.
Alienist
a legal term for psychiatrist
Aliquot
dividing a number without a remainder.
Allay
pacify, calm
Allegation
assertion without proof.
Allegory
a story that teaches through symbols
Alleviate
lessen, make easier
Allocate
to distribute or assign
Allude
to refer indirectly or by suggestion
Alluvial
left by departing water
Altercation
angry dispute
Altruism
regard for the interest of others
Amalgamate
make into a single unit
Amatory
pertaining to sexual love
Ambergris
intestinal secretion of sperm whale used in perfumery
Ambidextrous
able to use both hands equally well.
Ambiguous
having more than one meaning
Ambulatory
moving about, able to walk
Ameliorate
make better, improve
Amenable
open to suggestion
Amenity
pleasantness, courteous act.