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29 Cards in this Set

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abjure
v. renounce upon oath; disavow
ablution
n. washing
abnegation
n. renunciation; self-sacrifice
abortive
adj. unsuccessful; fruitless
abscission
n. removal by cutting off, as in surgery; separation
abut
v. border upon; adjoin
academic
adj. not practical or directly useful; related to a school
accede
v. agree
acclivity
n. sharp upslope of a hill
acidulous
adj. slightly sour; sharp; caustic
actuate
v. motivate
addle
v. muddle; drive crazy; make/become rotten
adjuration
n. solemn urging
adjutant
n. assistant; staff officer assisting the commander
adventitious
adj. accidental; casual [associated by chance and not an integral part]
advert
v. refer (to); give heed (to)
aegis
n. shield; defense [kindly endorsement and guidance]
aerie
n. nest of a large bird of prey
affected
adj. artificial; pretended; assumed in order to impress
affidavit
n. written statement made under oath
affix
v. attach or add on; fasten
agog
adj. highly excited; intensely curious
alchemy
n. medieval form of speculative thought that aimed to transform base metals (lead or copper) into silver or gold and to discover a means of prolonging life; the way 2 people relate to each other
alloy
n. a mixture as of metals
alluvial
adj. pertaining to soil deposits left by running water
aloft
adv. upward
amazon
n. female warrior
ambrosia
n. food of the gods
amenable
adj. readily managed or willing to be led; answerable or accountable legally