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Abroad |
adv. to or in another country Syn. overseas, nternationally |
Louis Armstrong often traveled abroad. Living abroad can be an educational experience. |
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abrupt |
adj. quick, without warning Syn. sudden |
There was an abrupt change in the weather. After the incident everyone left abruptly. |
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acceptable |
adj. allowable or satisfactory Syn. permissible |
The idea was acceptable to everyone. The registrar accepted more applicants than he should have. |
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acclaim |
n. enthusiastic approval, applause Syn. praise |
Isaac Stem has won acclaim abroad. Acclaimed authors often win Pulitzer Prizes. |
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actually |
adv. being in existence, real or factual Syn. truly |
They were actually very good soccer players. The actual time allotted to complete the test is two hours. |
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adverse |
adj. displeasing, objectionable, or bad Syn. unfavorable |
Adverse weather conditions made it difficult to play the game. His indecision adversely affected his job performance. |
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advice |
n. a recommendation given by someone not associated with the problem or situation Syn. suggestion |
Good advice is hard to find. It is not advisable to stay up late the night before a test. |
