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Accursed very annoying and causing you a lot of trouble
accustom to make urself or another person become used to a situation or place
acerbic (acid,blistering,acerb,acrid,caustic,sulphurous) harsh or corrosive in tone
achilles' heel a weak part of something,especially of someone's character,which is easy for other people to attack
acknowledge admit
acme (apex,vertex,peak)the best and highest level of something
acquaint familiarize
acquiescent (biddable,compliant)too ready to agree with someone or do what they want,without arguing or complaining
acquisitive showing too much desire to get new possessions*acquit-to give a decision in a court of law that someone is not guilty of a law
acrimony (bitterness,jaundice,acerbity)anger and unpleasantness
actuate (motivate,incite,prompt) to propel
acuity (sharpness,acuteness,keeness)the ability to think,see or hear quickly and clearly
acumen (insightfulness)the ability to think quickly and make good judgements
acute (intense)very serious or severe
acutely very strongly or painfully
adamant (inexorable,intransigent) determined not to change your opinion,decision etc
addle (muddle,puddle)to make someone confused
adduce (cite)to mention a fact or reason in order to prove,explain or support what you are claiming is true
adept (proficient)extremely skilled
adventurous (venturesome) not afraid of taking risk or trying new things
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