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abandon v. to cease trying to continue. desist from. desert. to surrender one s claim to, right to, or interest in. give up entirely
abate v. to reduce in amount, degree, or intensity. lessen. to deduct from an amount. subtract
abbreviation n. shortened form of a word or word combination
abduct v. to carry off by force. kidnap
abide v. to comply. to obey. to submit. to conform. to tolerate
abnormal adj. not typical, usual, or regular. not normal. deviant
aboard adv. on board a ship, train, aircraft, or other passenger vehicle. in or into a group, organization, or business
aboard prep.on board of. on. in
abolish v. to cancel. to revoke
abominable adj. unequivocally detestable. loathsome. thoroughly unpleasant or disagreeable
abound v. to be plentiful. to be filled with. to overflow with
abreast adv. side by side. in alignment. on top of. up-to-date. well-informed
abroad adv. in another country. outside. widely
absence n. failure to appear. state of being away. state of being not present. opposite of presence
absent adj. preoccupied. lost in thought
absolve v. to pronounce clear of guilt or blame. to relieve of a requirement or obligation
absorb v. to suck up. take up. take in
abstemious adj. eating and drinking in moderation. sparingly used or consumed. restricted to bare necessities
abstinent adj. self-restraining. not indulging an appetite especially for food or drink
abundant adj. plentiful. copious. profuse. full abounding with
abuse n. misuse. maltreatment. corrupt practice. foul language
abuse v. to misuse. to injure. to harm. to mistreat. to insult. to malign. to curse. to revile
accelerate v. to cause to move or happen faster. to hasten. to increase the speed of something. to speed something up
accelerator n. gas pedal of a motor vehicle. expansion card or other hardware item that speeds up computer operations such as the processing of graphics or floating-point calculations (Computers)
access n. approach. entry. permission to enter a computer system or network and/or retrieve data
access v. to gain entrance to. to get at
accessible adj. easily approached or entered. easily obtained. easy to talk to or get along with
accommodate v. to adapt oneself. to host guests. to provide lodging
accommodation n. housing. residence. lodging. arrangement. adjustment
accompany v. to go along with. to go together with. to join. to attach
accomplish v. to complete. to achieve. to attain. to perform
accomplishment n. fulfillment. realization. attainment. achievement
accord n. agreement. settlement. harmony
accord v. to match. to fit. to complement
accordance n. conformity. agreement. coordination. suitability
account n. business arrangement which allows use of something. formal business agreement in which a client is provided access to a computer system. report
account v. to explain. to give a report. to cause. to regard
accountant n. a person who keeps financial records. a person who conducts financial audits
accounting n. a system of recording and analyzing financial transactions. auditing. a detailed financial statement
accredit v. to certify. to recognize. to assign. to license
accrue v. to accumulate. to compile. to increase. to grow
accumulate v. to gather or pile up. amass
accuracy n. preciseness. exactness
acknowledge v. to admit the existence, reality, or truth of. to recognize as being valid or having force or power. to express thanks or gratitude for. to report the receipt of
acknowledgement n. the act of admitting or owning to something. recognition of another s existence, validity, authority, or right. an answer or response in return for something done. an expression of thanks or a token of appreciation
acquaint v. to make familiar. to present someone. to introduce someone
acquaintance n. person that you have met but do not know well. knowledge of something. familiarity
acquainted adj. familiar. close. intimate. informed. aware
acquire v. to buy. to obtain. to purchase. to attain
acquisition n. purchase. something that has been purchased or obtained
acronym n. a word which is formed from the first letters of several words. i.e.: TOEIC
adamant adj. unyielding. firm. hard. unbending
adamant n. something unyielding. something hard. stone similar to diamond
adapt v. to conform. to change. to make suitable. to match. to fit
adaptable adj. capable of adapting or of being adapted
addict n. one who is addicted, as to narcotics or a compulsive activity. a devoted adherent. a fan
addict v. to cause to become physiologically or psychologically dependent on a habit-forming substance. to occupy (oneself) with or involve (oneself) in something habitually or compulsively
addition n. act of joining one thing to another. basic mathematical operation. augmentation. supplement. something added. devotion to a certain habit. dependency
additive n. supplement
address v. to direct to. to speak to. to direct to a specific destination. to mark with an address (as in a letter or package). to refer to
adept adj. proficient. skilled. expert
adept n. person who is an expert. person who is skilled
adequate adj. sufficient. suitable. appropriate. proper
adhere v. to stick to. to cling to. to be devoted to (an idea, group, organization etc.)
adjacent adj. close to. next to. nearest in space or position
adjoin v. to be next to. be contiguous to. to attach
adjourn v. to postpone. to delay. to end a meeting. to move to another place
adjudicate v. to hear and settle (a case) by judicial procedure. to study and settle (a dispute or conflict)
adjust v. to modify. to adapt. to tune. to fit. to install. to arrange. to settle
adjustment n. adaptation. settlement of an insurance claim
administer v. to manage. to supervise. to implement. to execute. to supply. to dispense
administration n. management (of an office, project, etc.). execution of managerial duties. people in charge of directing or managing. supervisors. leadership
administrative adj. managerial. executive
admirable adj. worthy of adoration. impressive. wonderful. marvelous
admiration n. enchantment. affection. adoration
admission n. entrance. permission to enter. confession
admonish v. to warn. to scold. to reprove
ado n. commotion. flurry. excitement
adopt v. to form a relationship with another person (as in to take a child as one s own). to embrace (an idea, method, belief etc.)
adorn v. to decorate. to beautify
adroit adj. alert. clever. ingenious. skillful. adept
advance adj. beforehand
advance n. forward movement. progress. modernization. promotion. amount or payment of money given before it is due
advance v. to progress. to move forward. to promote. to propose. to suggest. to make a payment before it is due
advancement n. forward movement. progress. promotion
advantage n. benefit. profit. utility. avail
adventuresome adj. willing to undertake or seeking out new and daring enterprises
adverse adj. acting or serving to oppose. antagonistic. contrary to one s interests or welfare. harmful or unfavorable
adversely adv. unfavorably. in a manner that works against. for the worse. antagonistically
adversity n. misfortune. hardship. distress. suffering
advocate n. one that argues for a cause. a supporter or defender. one that pleads in another s behalf
advocate v. to speak, plead, or argue in favor of
affable adj. easy and pleasant to speak to. gentle and gracious
affect v. to influence. to move someone. to act as if. to pretend. to have a certain disposition towards something. to have an affinity for something/somebody
affiliate n. partner company. distributor
affiliate v. to join with. to connect to. to become attached to
affiliation n. connection. attachment
affinity n. attraction. closeness. liking. likeness
affluent adj. generously supplied with money, property, or possessions. prosperous or rich. plentiful. abundant
afford v. to be able to pay for. to be able to do without difficulty. to supply. to provide. to give to oneself or to another
agency n. office. bureau. institution. franchise. method
agenda n. schedule. outline of things to be done
agent n. person who is authorized to perform a certain action. representative. factor. cause
aggregate adj. collective. total. taking all units as a whole
aggregate n. combination. conjunction. group. mixture
aggregate v. to accumulate. to gather. to collect. to assemble
aggression n. the act of initiating hostilities or invasion. hostile or destructive behavior or actions
airways n. route through traveled by vehicles above ground level
aisle n. passage. walkway (between rows of seats)
alert adj. ready. attentive. quick. agile
alert n. warning. alarm. attitude of readiness
alert v. to warn. to put on standby. to alarm
alienate v. to cause to become unfriendly or hostile. estrange. to cause to become withdrawn or unresponsive. isolate or dissociate emotionally
allay v. to relieve. to calm. to alleviate pain. to alleviate fear
allergicadj. of, characterized by, or caused by an allergy. having an allergy
allergy n. an abnormally high sensitivity to certain substances, such as pollens, foods, or microorganisms
alleviate v. to allay. to soothe. to relieve. to moderate. to soften. to lessen. to diminish
alliance n. pact. treaty. connection. relationship
allot v. to give out. to distribute. to ration. to set aside for a special purpose
allotment n. the act of allotting. something allotted
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