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1.) to put up with
2.) to remain |
Abide
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to humiliate; degrade
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Abase
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to give up a position, usually one of leadership
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Abdicate
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to aid; help
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Abet
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(adj.) wretched, pitiful
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abject
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to reject, renounce
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abjure
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denial of comfort to oneself
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Abnegation
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to abolish,usually by authority
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Abrogate
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to sneak away and hide
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Abscond
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freedom from blame, guilt, sin
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Absolution
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to agree
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Accede
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(n.) high praise
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Acclaim
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Acclaim
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Accolade
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an agreement
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Accord
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(n) slow growth in size or amount
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Accretion
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acrimonious
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Acerbic
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to agree without protesting
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Acquiesce
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impervious; unyielding
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Adamant
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extremely skilled
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Adept
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To caution
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Admonish
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to decorate
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Adorn
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dexterous, skillful
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Adroit
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Accolade
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Adulation
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To sketch out in a vague way
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Adumbrate
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antagonistic; unfavorable
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Adverse
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friendly, amiable
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Affable
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to increase or make greater
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Aggrandize
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1. (n.) a whole or total
2. (v.) to gather into a mass |
Aggregate
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quick, nimble
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Agile
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to soothe, ease
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Allay
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alleviate
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Abate
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to distribute, set aside
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Allocate
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reserved; distant
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Aloof
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to bring together, unite
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Amalgamate
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willing, compliant
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Amenable
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an item that increases comfot
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Amenity
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being out of correct chronological order
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anachronistic
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something that reduces pain
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analgesic
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cursed, detested person
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Anathema
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lively
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Animated
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something that doesn't fit into a normal order
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Anomaly
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hostility
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Antagonism
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ancient
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Antediluvian
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fictituous, wrong, false
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Apocryphal
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Accolade
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Approbation
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One who can solve a dispute
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Arbiter
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the process or act of resolving a dispute
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Arbitration
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esoteric
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Arcane
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the most representative or typical example of something
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Archetypal
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ectreme vigor
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Ador
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to take without justification
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Arrogate
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practicing restraint as a means of self-discipline, usually religious
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Ascetic
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a curse, expression of ill-will
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Aspersion
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a place of refuge, protection, a sanctuary
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Asylum
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excessively bold
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Audacious
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very bare, bleak
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Austere
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