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Abase

Degrade

Abash

To embarass

Abattoir

Place where animals are killed

Abdicate

Giveup

Aberrant

Abnormal

Abetment

The act of helping someone in wrong doing

Abeyance

Suspended action

Abhor

Detest,dislike,hate

Abject

Extremely poor or unhappy

Abjure

To reject formally , renounce upon oath

Ablution

The act of washing oneself

Abnegation

To give up a right or a claim

Abode

The place where someone lives

Abolish

To put an end to

Abominable

Very bad or unpleasant

Aboriginal

Native

Abortive

Fruitless, futile

Abrasive

Substance used for rubbing

Abridge

Shorten

Abrogate

Abolish some custom

Abscission

Cutting off

Abscond

Depart secretly

Absolute

Complete

Absolve

Pardon

Abstain

Refrain from

Abstract

A shortened form of speech / existing as an idea or feeling only

Abstruse

Difficult to understand

Abysmal

Not measurable,very bad

Accede

Agree to do

Acclaim

Applaud

Accolade

Award of merit

Accomplice

Partner in crime

Accord

Do something in complete agreement

Accused

One who is under trail in a court

Acme

Peak

Acquit

Declare to be not guilty

Adapt

To change to suit different environment

Adept

Proficient

Adolescent

One who is growing into an adult

Adulteration

Mixing some undesired commodity

Adultery

To have sex outside marriage

Adverse

Unfavourable

Aftermath

The period which follows an undesired event

Aghast

Sudden feeling of shock and worry

Agile

Able to move your body quickly

Agony

Extreme sufferings

Aisle

Narrow, long space between the two rows of seats

Alchemist

One who tries to turn other base metal into gold

Alimony

Money paid usually to a wife after breakdown of marriage

Altar

Table/ place where offerings are put in a religious place