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ABANDON
To give up completely - abandoned the sinking ship.
relinquish, forgo, forsake
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ABASH
To lose self-confidence; to confuse, put to shame – abashed before the assembled dignitaries.
fluster, disconcert, discomfit, discompose.
self-possessed
ABDICATE
To give up claim to - abdicated the throne.
renounce, abandon, relinquish
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ABET
To encourage -or support - treacherously abetted the enemy.
spur, incite.
deter
ABRIDGE
To shorten - abridged his lengthy speech.
curtail, diminish, retrench.
protract, elongate, amplify
ABROGATE
To abolish or render void - a treaty abrogated by mutual consent.
annul, nullify, rescind, void.
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ABSTEMIOUS
Moderate in the use of food or drink - abstemious in his habits.
temperate
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ACADEMIC
Pertaining to school; theoretical academic interests; an academic discussion, with no practical implications.
scholastic
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ACCEDE
To agree to - accede to a request.
assent.
demur
ACCELERATE
To quicken, speed tip - took an accelerated course in order to graduate early.expedite (adj. expeditious).
retard.
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ACCOLADE
An award or salute - a tremendous accolade for a returning hero.tribute, ovation
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ACCORD
Agreement or harmony - in full accord with his view.
concord, concurrence.
dissension, discord
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ACRIMONIOUS
Sharp or harsh in language or temper - stung by the acrimonious remark.
caustic, acerb, pungent, tart, mordant, acrid; (noun) asperity.
suave, affable,
ACUMEN
Keenness of mind or insight - showing exceptional business acumen.
perspicacity, discernment, perception.
obtuseness.
ADMONISH
To warn or find fault gently - admonishing the unruly child.
chide, caution, reprimand, reprehend, reproach.
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ADVERSARY
An opponent - his adversary in a bitter debate.
antagonist.
cohort, confederate, ally, accomplice.
ADVERSITY
Misfortune - calm in the face of adversity.
affliction, mischance, reverses.
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AESTHETIC
Pertaining to the beautiful - interested in aesthetic values rather than in purely practical affairs.
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AFFABLE
Sociable, courteous, and agreeable in manner a much admired, affable gentleman.
civil, complaisant, benign, gracious, genial, urbane, cordial.
curt, brusque, rude, boorish, surly.
AFFLUENT
Prosperous, flourishing; copious - a large bequest from an affluent grandfather.
opulent, profuse.
destitute, impecunious.
AGGRESSIVE (noun AGGRESSION. an unprovoked attack)
self-assertive; attacking, offensive - annoyed people by his aggressive attitude.
bumptious, officious, obtrusive.
meek, humble, retiring, diffident.
ALACRITY
Eagerness; cheerful promptness - responded to the flattering offer with alacrity.
celerity, briskness, energy, animation.
apathy, nonchalance, sluggishness, lethargy, phlegmatism.
ALIENATE
To estrange - alterated by his gruff manner.
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