Vocabs Flashcards
abatement
decrease, reduction
abase
to humble, disgrace
abdicate
to give up a possition, right or power
aberation
something different from the usual or normal
abet
to aid, act as accomplish
abeyance
temporary suppression or suspension
abhor
to loathe, detest
abject
miserable, pitiful
abjure
to reject, abandon
ablution
act of cleansing
abnegate
to deny, renounce
abortive
interrupted while incomplete
abridge
to condense, shorten
abrogate
to abolish or invalidate by authority
abscond
to depart secretely
absolve
to forgive, free from blame
abstemious
moderate in appetite
abstruse
difficult to comprehend
accede
to express approval; agree to
accolade
praise, distinction
accost
to approach and speak to someone
accretion
growth in size or increase in amount
accrue
to accumulate, grow by addition
acerbic
bitter, sharp in taste or temper
acme
highest point; summit
aquiesce
to agree, comply quietly
acquittal
release from blame
acrid
harsh, bitter
acrimony
bitterness, animosity
acuity
sharpness
acumen
sharpness of insight
acute
sharp, pointed