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Voc Abate --apostate

Abate -- Apostate

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abate lessen in intensity or degree; decrease
aberrant deviating from the norm; abnormal; deviant; anamalous
abjure renounce or reject; recant; stop
abrogate repeal; revoke; annul; stop
abstemious eating/drinking in moderation; self-restrained
accolade an expression of praise; kudos
acerbic having a sour or bitter taste or character; acrid
acumen quick, keen, or accurate knowledge or insight; shrewdness, perspicacity
admonish to reprove; to express warning or disapproval; caution
adroit adept; dexterous; skillful
adulation excessive praise; intense adoration; idolization
adulterate to reduce purity by combining with inferior ingredients; taint; debase
aesthetic responsive to art or beauty; pleasing to the eyes or ears
aggrandize to increase in intensity, power or prestige; strengthen, exalt
alacrity eager and enthusiastic willingness; eagerness; readiness
alchemy medieval science aimed at the transmutation of metals, esp. base metals into gold sorcery
amalgamate to combine several elements into a whole; unite
amenable agreeable; responsive to suggestion; acquiescent
anachronistic out of place historically or chronoligically; misplaced
anathema a cursed or thoroughtly loathed person or thing; detested thing
anamoly deviation from the normal order, form, or rule; abnormality; aberation, peculiarity; exception to a rule or norm
antipathy aversion; dislike; abhorrence
antithetical diametrically opposed; opposite views
apocryphal of dubious authenticity or origin; questionable
apogee farthest or highest point; zenith; culmination; summit
apostate one who abandons long-held religious or political convictions; defector
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