List 1 Flashcards
abase
V. lower; humiliate
abate
V. subside; decrease; lessen.
abdicate
V. renounce; give up
V. lower; humiliate
abase
V. subside; decrease; lessen.
abate
V. renounce; give up
abdicate
aberration
N. deviation from the expected or normal; mental irregularity or disorder
N. deviation from the expected or normal; mental irregularity or disorder
aberration
abet
V. encouage; aid
V. encouage; aid
abet
abeyance
N. suspended action
N. suspended action
abeyance
abject
ADJ. hopeless and crushed; servile and spiritless, wretched
ADJ. hopeless and crushed; servile and spiritless, wretched
abject
abrade
V. wear away by friction; scrape; erode
V. wear away by friction; scrape; erode
abrade
abscond
V. depart secretly to avoid capture
V. depart secretly to avoid capture
abscond
absolute
ADJ. complete; totally unlimited; certain
ADJ. complete; totally unlimited; certain
absolute
absolve
V. pardon (an offense); free from blame
V. pardon (an offense); free from blame
absolve
abstain
V. refrain; hold oneself back voluntarily from an action or practice
V. refrain; hold oneself back voluntarily from an action or practice
abstain
abstract
ADJ. theoretical; not concreete; nonrepresentational
ADJ. theoretical; not concreete; nonrepresentational
abstract
abstruse
ADJ. obscure; profound; difficult to understand
ADJ. obscure; profound; difficult to understand
abstruse
accelerate
V. move faster
V. move faster
accelerate
accessible
ADJ. easy to approach; obtainable
ADJ. easy to approach; obtainable
accessible
accessory
N. additional object; useful but not essential thing
N. additional object; useful but not essential thing
accessory
acclaim
V. applaud; announce with great approval
V. applaud; announce with great approval
acclaim
accolade
N. award of merit.
N. award of merit.
accolade
accomodate
- ) V. provide lodgings
2. ) V. oblige or help someone; adjust or bring into harmony; adapt
- ) V. provide lodgings
2. ) V. oblige or help someone; adjust or bring into harmony; adapt
accomodate