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76 Cards in this Set

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abet
aid, usually in doing something wrong; encourage
abeyance
suspended action
abrogate
abolish
abut (verb)
join, border upon
accede (to)
agree
accoutre
equip
acerbity
bitterness of speech and tempere
acme
top, pinnacle, apex
acrid
sharp, bitterly pungent (acrid odour)
actuarial
calculating; pertaining to insurance statistics
acrimonious
bitter in words and manner
actuate
motivate
acuity
sharpness
acumen
mental keenness
aerie
nest of a large bird of prey
affliction
state of distress; cause of suffering
agglomeration
collection; heap; gramada
allay
calm; pacify
alliteration
repetition of beginning sound in poetry
alloy (verb)
mix; make less pure; lessen or moderate
aloft
upward; "the sailor climbed aloft"
amalgamate
combine; unite in one body
amble (noun)
moving at an easy pace; "a gentle amble"
amity
friendship
amnesty
pardon
analogous
comparable
analogy
similarity; parallelism
ancillary
serving as an aid
anguish
acute pain; extreme suffering
animus
hostile feeling or intent
annex (a anexa)
a anexa
annuity
yearly allowance
antagonism
hostility; active resistance
anticlimax (anticlimacticw)
letdown in thought or emotion
annex (a anexa)
a anexa
annuity
yearly allowance
antagonism
hostility; active resistance
anticlimax (anticlimacticw)
letdown in thought or emotion
ape (veb)
imitate or mimic
aperture
opening, hole
apex
tip, summit, climax
apostate (apostasy)
one who abandons his religious beliefs or political views
append
attach, affix
application (secondary meaning)
diligent attention
apposite
appropriate; fitting
appraise
estimate the value of
apprise
inform
arbiter, arbitrator
a person with the power to decide a dispute; judge
arbitrary
capricious; tyrannical; randomly chosen
arcane
secret; mysterious; known only to the initiated
ardent
intense; passionate; zealous
arduous
hard; strenuous
array
clothe; adorn
arrest
stop or slow down; catch someone's attention
asperity
sharpness of temper
aspersion
slander; derogatory remarks
assail
assault
assiduous
diligent
atavism
reversion to an earlier type
atone
make amends for; pay
attenuate
make thin; weaken
attest
testify; bear witness
attrition
gradual decrease in numbers
audacious (audacity)
daring; bold
aureole
sun's corona; halo
autocratic
having absolute, unchecked power; dictatorial
aver
assert; affirm
averse (to) adj
disinclined; reluctant
badinage
teasing conversation
bait (verb)
harass; tease
baleful
deadly; ominous
balk
stop short; refuse to go on
balmy
mild; fragrant
bandy
discuss lightly or gibly;
exchange words heatedly
bantering
good-natured ridiculing
barb
openly cutting remark