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26 Cards in this Set

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assimilate (v)
absorb; cause to become homogeneous
assuage (v)
ease or less (pain); satisfy (hunger); soothe (anger)
assumption (n)
something taken for granted; taking over or taking possession of (v) assume
assurance (n)
promise or pledge; self-confidence
asteroid (n)
small planet
astigmatism (n)
eye defect that prevents proper focus
astral (adj)
relating to the stars
astringent (adj)
binding; causing contraction
astronomical (adj)
enormously large or extensive
astute (adj)
wise; shrewd; keen
asunder (adv)
into parts, apart
asylum (n)
place of refuge or shelter; protection
asymmetric (adj)
not identical on both sides of a dividing line
atavism (n)
resemblance to remote ancestors rather than parents; deformity returning after passage of two or more generations
atheistic (adj)
denying the existence of God
atlas (n)
a bound volume of maps, chats or tables
atone (v)
make amends for; pay for
atrocity (n)
brutal deed
atrophy (n)
wasting away
attain (v)
achieve or accomplish; gain
attentive (adj)
alert and watchful; considerate; thoughtful
attenuate (v)
make thin; weaken
attest (v)
testify, bear witness
attribute (n)
essential quality
attribute (v)
ascirbe; explain
attrition (n)
gradual decrease in numbers; reduction in the workforce without firing employees; wearing away of opposition by means harassment