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Pages 62-64 (All the As)

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aback   surprised; startled  
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abate   to lessen; to decrease  
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abdicate   to give up  
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abduct   to take away; to kidnap  
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aberration   abnormality  
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abet   to aid; to encourage  
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abeyance   a postponement  
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abhor   to hate  
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abide   to remain or to put up with  
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abject   miserable  
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abjure   to give up (rights); to deny  
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ablution   cleansing  
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abolition   doing away with  
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abominate   to dislike strongly  
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aborigine   original inhabitant  
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abortive   unsuccessful  
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abrade   to wear or scrape away  
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abridge   to shorten or diminish  
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abrogate   to abolish  
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abscond   to leave secretly  
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absolve   to free from responsibility  
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abstemious   to show moderation in eating or drinking  
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abstinence   self-denial; voluntary restraint  
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abstract   lacking substance  
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abut   to border on; adjoin  
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abysmal   extremely bad  
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abyss   a bottomless pit; vast  
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academic   theoretical or pertaining to school  
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accede   to agree to; accept  
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accessible   easy to approach  
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acclaim   to greet with approval; praise  
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acclimate   to get used to  
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acclivity   an upward slope  
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accolade   honor or award  
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accommodate   to make fit; to help  
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accord   agreement  
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accost   to approach or speak to aggressively  
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accoutrements   equipment or accessories  
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accredit   to certify or endorse  
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accretion   an addition or increase  
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accrue   to accumulate  
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acerbic   sharp; bitter; sour  
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acoustic   dealing with sound  
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acquiesce   to agree; accept  
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acquit   to find not guilty  
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acrid   bitter; irritating  
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acrimonious   harsh speech or action  
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acronym   word formed from initials of other words  
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actuate   to put into action  
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acuity   sharp perception  
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acumen   mental insight  
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acute   sharp; intense  
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adage   a familiar saying  
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adamant   unyielding  
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addend   something added to another  
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addled   confused; muddled  
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adduce   something offered as proof  
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adept   highly skilled  
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adhere   to stick; to support  
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adjudicate   to judge  
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adjunct   an assistant or in addition to  
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admonish   to warn  
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adroit   skillful; shrewd  
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adulation   praise or flattery  
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adulterate   to make impure  
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advent   a coming or arrival  
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adventitious   accidental; incidental  
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adversary   enemy; an opponent  
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advocate   to support; to defend another  
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aegis   protection  
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aesthetic   pertaining to beauty  
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affable   agreeable  
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affectation   phony attitude or behavior  
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affiliation   to associate with  
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affinity   any attraction to  
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affirmative   positive  
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affix   to attach or add  
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affluence   wealth  
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agape   open-mouthed; sign of surprise  
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agenda   list of things to be done  
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aggrandize   to make greater  
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aggravate   to irritate  
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aggregate   to collect or gather together  
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aghast   shocked  
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agitate   to stir up  
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agnostic   one who doubts the existence of God  
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agrarian   pertaining to farmers and agriculture  
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alacrity   willingness  
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alias   an assumed name  
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allay   to calm  
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allege   to charge without proof  
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alleviate   to lessen, lighten, or relieve  
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allocate   to assign for a specific purpose  
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allude   to hint at  
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aloft   high in the air  
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aloof   cool; indifferent  
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altercation   an argument  
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altruism   concern for others  
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amalgamate   to combine or unite  
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amass   to accumulate  
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amazon   strong, masculine woman  
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ambient   surrounding  
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ambiguous   unclear, vague  
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ambivalence   conflicting feelings toward something  
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ambulatory   able to walk  
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ameliorate   to improve; make better  
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amenable   agreeable  
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amend   to change  
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amenity   courtesy or agreeableness  
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amiable   friendly  
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amicable   agreeable  
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amiss   wrong; improper  
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amity   friendship  
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amnesty   official pardon for an offense  
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amoral   no sense of right and wrong  
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amorous   loving  
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amorphous   shapeless  
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amphibious   able to live on both land and water  
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ample   abundant  
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amplify   to make greater  
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amulet   a charm worn to keep evil away  
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anachronism   something out of place or time  
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analgesic   drug that reduces pain  
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anarchy   absence of government or order  
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anathema   a curse; a person strongly disliked  
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ancillary   subordinate  
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anecdote   a short, entertaining story  
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anent   concerning  
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animosity   hostility  
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annals   historical records  
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annihilate   to totally destroy  
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annuity   income paid at stated intervals  
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annul   to cancel  
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anomalous   abnormal; irregular  
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anoxia   lack of oxygen  
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antagonistic   hostile  
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antecedent   that which goes before something else in time  
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anthology   collection of literary works  
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anthropoid   resembling man  
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antic   playful or silly act  
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anticipate   to prepare for in advance  
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anticlimax   something unimportant coming after something special  
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antidote   a remedy  
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antipathy   strongly dislike  
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antiquated   extremely old  
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antithesis   an exact opposite  
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apathy   indifference; lack of interest or emotion  
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aperture   an opening  
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apex   the highest point  
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aphasia   loss of the ability to speak  
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aphorism   brief saying; a short proverb  
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aplomb   self-confidence  
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apocryphal   mythical; doubtful in origin  
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apoplexy   sudden loss of consciousness; paralysis  
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apostate   one who gives up his beliefs  
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appall   to frighten; dismay  
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apparition   a ghost  
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appease   to satisfy  
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appellation   a name  
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append   to add to  
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apprehend   to catch; to understand  
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apprehensive   fearful; anxious  
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apprise   to inform  
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approbation   approval  
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appropriate   to take possession of; satisfactory  
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apropos   appropriate; fitting  
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arbiter   a judge; referee  
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arbitrary   unbiased or at random  
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arbor   a shaded area  
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arcane   mysterious or secret  
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archaic   out-dated  
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archetype   original  
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archipelago   group of islands  
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archives   public records and documents  
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ardent   strongly enthusiastic  
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arduous   difficult  
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arid   dry  
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array   an orderly arrangement  
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arrears   in debt  
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arrogant   haughty; conceited; snooty  
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artful   cunning; crafty  
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articulate   to speak clearly  
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artifact   a simple, handmade object  
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artifice   deception  
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artisan   a skilled craftsman  
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ascendant   rising; dominant  
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ascertain   to find out  
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ascetic   self-denial  
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ascribe   to attribute  
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aseptic   without bacteria  
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asinine   stupid or silly  
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askance   to look at suspiciously  
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askew   crooked; out of position  
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aspersion   a damaging remark  
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aspire   to have an ambition  
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assail   to attack  
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assay   to test  
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assent   to agree  
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assess   to estimate the value of; measure  
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assertive   confident  
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assiduous   diligence; care  
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assimilate   to absorb  
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assuage   to calm; to soothe  
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astray   in the wrong direction  
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astringent   substance that contracts blood vessels  
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astute   very smart; clever  
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asunder   into separate parts  
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asylum   a refuge  
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atone   to make up for  
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atrocious   cruel; awful  
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atrophy   to become useless; waste away  
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attenuated   weakened  
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attest   to confirm  
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attribute   to assign to; a characteristic  
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attrition   a wearing down  
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atypical   not usual  
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audacity   boldness  
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audible   capable of being heard  
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audit   to examine accounts or records  
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augment   to increase or enlarge  
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augur   to predict  
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august   majestic; worthy of respect  
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aura   a glow  
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aural   pertaining to the sense of hearing  
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auroral   rosy; like the dawn  
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auspicious   favorable; fortunate  
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austere   severe; self-disciplined  
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authenticate   to confirm  
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authoritarian   bossy, like a dictator  
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authoritative   trustworthy; having power  
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autocratic   unlimited authority  
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autonomy   self-rule  
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avarice   greed; money hungry  
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avenge   to get revenge  
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aversion   intense dislike  
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avert   to prevent; to turn away  
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avid   enthusiastic  
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avocation   a hobby  
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avow   to declare openly  
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awry   in the wrong direction  
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