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| 81677961 | abstract | (adj) theoretical; not concrete | |
| 81677962 | abstruse | (adj) hard to understand | |
| 81677963 | acclaim | (verb) praise; applaud | |
| 81677964 | accolade | (noun) an award, or praise | |
| 81677965 | acquiescent | (adj) reluctantly agreeable; complaint | |
| 81678543 | acrimony | (noun) words or behavior filled with harshness or anger | |
| 81678544 | adamant | (adj) refusing to change; stubborn, unyielding | |
| 81678545 | adroit | (adj) skillful in physical activity, or in handling difficult situations | |
| 81678546 | advocate | (verb) support; plead for; speak on behalf of | |
| 81678547 | affable | (adj) friendly; easy going | |
| 85106098 | affirmation | (noun) positive statement; assertion; agreement | |
| 85106099 | alienate | (verb) to push someone away, or cause him to separate from people | |
| 85106100 | aloof | (adj) detached; apart; indifferent | |
| 85106101 | altruistic | (adj) unselfish; caring | |
| 85106102 | ambidextrous | (adj) able to use both hands with equal skill | |
| 85106103 | ambiguous | (adj) unclear; vague; having several possible interpretations | |
| 85106104 | ambivalence | (noun) indecision; fee;ing of being pulled in two directions | |
| 85106105 | ameliorate | (verb) to make an unpleasant situation better; to improve | |
| 85106106 | amity | (noun) friendship | |
| 85106107 | amorphous | (adj) without form or shape | |
| 85107049 | analogous | (adj) similar | |
| 85107050 | anarchy | (noun) a lack of order; chaos | |
| 85107051 | anathema | (noun) a religious curse, or thing or person being cursed | |
| 85107052 | antagonistic | (adj) in hostile competition; opposing | |
| 85107053 | antiquated | (adj) too old to be useful; outdated; obsolete | |
| 85107054 | antithesis | (noun) opposite | |
| 85107055 | apathy | (noun) lack of interest or concern | |
| 85107056 | apex | (noun) top; highest point; summit | |
| 85107057 | appease | (verb) calm; pacify | |
| 85107058 | arbitrary | (adj) selected by random choice and without solid reason | |
| 85108560 | arcane | (adj) secret; mysterious | |
| 85108561 | archaic | (adj) old; antiquated | |
| 85108562 | arrogant | (adj) acting superior, obnoxious, smug, or rude | |
| 85108563 | articulate | (adj) able to speak clearly and effectively | |
| 85108564 | ascendance | (noun) domination; controlling power | |
| 85108565 | ascetic | (noun) person who rejects physical comfort and luxury for self-discipline | |
| 85108566 | asperity | (adj) roughness; harshness; irritability | |
| 85108567 | assail | (verb) attack with words or force | |
| 85108568 | assiduous | (adj) persistent; hard-working; diligent; attentive to detail | |
| 85110798 | assuage | (verb) relieve; ease; pacify | |
| 85110799 | astute | (adj) wise; insightfully clever; shrewd | |
| 85110800 | atrophy | (verb) waste away; wither | |
| 85110801 | audacious | (adj) brazen; brash; nervy | |
| 85110802 | augment | (verb) make larger; increase | |
| 85110803 | auspicious | (adj) taking place under promising conditions; likely to succeed | |
| 85110804 | austere | (adj) stern; plain; without luxuries | |
| 85110805 | averse | (adj) feeling repelled; wanting to avoid | |
| 85110806 | avarice | (noun) greed | |
| 85110807 | baleful | (adj) harmful; menacing | |
| 85114467 | banal | (adj) bording; trite; insipid | |
| 85114468 | beguile | (verb) to cheat or deceive, usually through charm; to amuse | |
| 85114469 | belie | (verb) to give an impression that is the opposite of the way things really are; to misrepresent | |
| 85114470 | belligerent | (adj) having a strong tendency to argue and fight | |
| 85114471 | benediction | (noun) good wishes; a blessing | |
| 85114472 | benevolent | (adj) kindhearted; good-natured; generous | |
| 85114473 | benign | (adj) gentle; kind-hearted; mild | |
| 85114474 | bequeath | (verb) to leave behind or hand down through a will; transmit | |
| 85114475 | blight | (noun) decay; disease; widespread death | |
| 85123550 | bolister | (verb) to support; to reinforce | |
| 85123551 | bombast | (noun) speech or writing intended to impress the audience; pompous | |
| 85123552 | brevity | (noun) briefness; conciseness | |
| 85123553 | bumptious | (adj) pushy; obnoxious; self-assertive | |
| 85123554 | cacophony | (noun) harshness of sound; opposite of harmony | |
| 85123555 | cajole | (verb) to fool with flattery or fale promises; coax; deceive | |
| 85123556 | candor | (noun) honesty; frankness | |
| 85123557 | capacious | (adj) large; roomy; spacious | |
| 85123558 | capitulate | (verb) surrender; yield | |
| 85123559 | capricious | (adj) unpredictable | |
| 85129004 | castigate | (verb) scold; punish | |
| 85129005 | caustic | (adj) burning, either with chemicals or sarcasm | |
| 85129006 | celerity | (noun) speed | |
| 85129007 | censure | (verb) to criticize | |
| 85129008 | chasten | (verb) punish; discipline; castigate | |
| 85129009 | chastise | (verb) scold; punish; castigate | |
| 85129010 | choler | (noun) anger | |
| 85129011 | circumscribe | (verb) to draw a line around; define limits; confine; restrict | |
| 85129012 | circumspect | (adj) cautious | |
| 85129013 | clemency | (noun) mercy | |
| 85129014 | cloister | (noun) secluded or isolated from the outside world; also, a place of seclusion | |
| 85129015 | coalesce | (verb) unite; grow together | |
| 85129016 | coerce | (verb) to force someone by threatening or physically overpowering him | |
| 85129017 | complacent | (adj) self-satisfied; unconcerned | |
| 85129018 | compliant | (adj) following someone else's demands; conforming; obeying | |
| 85131303 | composure | (noun) calmness; equanimity | |
| 85131304 | concede | (verb) admit reluctantly; yield | |
| 85131305 | concise | (adj) short and to the point; terse | |
| 85131306 | concure | (verb) agree | |
| 85131307 | condone | (verb) to overlook, excuse, or pardon | |
| 85131308 | confound | (verb) to mix up (in your own mind); or, confuse someone else | |
| 85131309 | consonance | (noun) a blending of sounds or opinions; harmony; agreement | |
| 85131310 | consummate | (verb) to complete or make whole | |
| 85131311 | contend | (verb) to argue a point or position; or, to struggle for | |
| 85131312 | contingent | (adj) dependent upon other circumstances; conditional | |
| 85131313 | contract | (verb) squeeze together; shrink | |
| 85131314 | contrite | (adj) sorry; penitent | |
| 85131315 | conundrum | (noun) riddle; mystery | |
| 85131316 | converge | (verb) move together to meet at a common point | |
| 85131317 | conviction | (noun) an opinion that is strongly held | |
| 85131318 | convivial | (adj) fond of parties; sociable | |
| 85131319 | copious | (adj) in large quantity; abundant |
