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abase

lower, humiliate

abash

embarrass

abate

subside, decrease, lessen

abbreviate

shorten

abdicate

give up

abduction

kidnapping

aberrant

abnormal or deviant

abet

to aid into doing something wrong

abeyance

suspended action

abhor

detest, hate

abject

wretched, lacking pride

abjure

renounce upon oath

ablution

washing

abnegation

repudiation, self-sacrifice

abolish

to put an end to

abominable

detestable, very bad

aboriginal

being the first of its kind in a region, native

abortive

unsuccessful, fruitless

abrade

wear away by friction, scrape

abrasive

tending to grind down

abridge

condense or shorten

abrogate

abolish

abscond

depart secretly and hide

absolute

complete, certain

absolve

pardon

absorb

incorporate or assimilate

abstain

refrain, to hold back

academic

related to school

accede

agree

accelerate

move faster

accentuate

emphasize, stress

accessible

easy to approach, obtainable

accessory

additional object

abstemious

sparing in eating or drinking, temperate

abstinence

restrain from eating or drinking

abstract

theoretical, not concrete

abstruse

obscure, difficult to understand

abundant

plentiful

abusive

physically harmful

abut

border upon, adjoin

abysmal

bottomless

abyss

enormous chasm

acclaim

applaud, announce with great approval

accrue

come about by addition

acerbity

bitterness of speech and temper

acetic

vinegary

acidulous

slightly sour, sharp

acknowledge

recognize, admit

acme

top, pinnacle

acoustics

science of sounds

acquiesce

assent, agree without persisting

acquire

obtain, get

acquittal

deliverance from a charge

acclimate

adjust to climate

acrid

sharp, bitterly pungent

acrimonious

bitter in words or manner

acrophobia

fear of heights

actuarial

calculating, statistical

actuate

motivate

acuity

sharpness

acclivity

sharp upslope of a hill

accolade

award of merit

accommodate

oblige or help someone

accomplice

partner in crime

accord

agreement

accost

approach or speak first to a person

accoutre

equip

accretion

growth, increase