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vocabulary 1
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Amoral: adjective (a mawr ul) | neither moral or immoral; unable to distinguish between right and wrong, example infants are amoral. |
| Anarchy: noun (an' ur ke ruler) | without a ruler, political disorder and confusion. example the overthrow of a government results in Anarchy. |
| Anecdote: noun (an ek dotos given out) | a short account of a particular incident or event of an interesting or amusing nature, often biographical. example the speaker enlivened his talk with humorous anecdote. |
| Anonymous: adjective unknown | without any name acknowledged. of unknown name. |
| Asymmetrical: adjective (ey suh me trik as uh) | not identical on both sides of a central line; unsymmetrical; lacking symmetry ; most faces are asymmetric |
| Ambiguous: adjctive (am bey juhs) | uncertain having two possible meaning: from her ambiguous answer i cloud not tell whether she was complimenting or insulting me |
| ambitious: adjective | having ambition; eagerly desirous of achieving or obtaining success, power , wealth. |
| Ambiguity: noun (am bi gyoo i tee) | unclear, doubtfulness or uncertainty of meaning intention, have two possible meaning |
| Ambivalence: noun ( am bi uh luhns) | conflicting ( both kinds of felling) towards a person or a meaning. |
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