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OHS CP9 WC1

Oakmont High School CP English 9 - Word Cell 1

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AB,ABS away; from; off
abnormal (a) away from that which is considered normal or average; as, abnormal behavior, temperature, etc.
abstain (v) to voluntarily refrain from doing something; as, to abstain from drinking, smoking, gambling, etc.
A,AN not; without
apathy (n) showing indifference or lack of concern; as, he displayed apathy toward those who were suffering
atheist (n) one who does not believe in the existence of a God
anonymous (a) nameless: authorless; as, an anonymous letter, author, etc.
ACR,ACRO high; height; topmost
acrobat (n) one skilled in performing gymnastic feats
acrophobia (n) an abnormal fear of great heights or high places
ALT,ALTI high; height
altar (n) a raised structure used for worship; as, a church altar
altitude (n) the height of an object when compared to a given level, generally, sea level; as, the plane's altitude decreased as it approached mountainous country
AMBI both
ambidextrous (a) using both hands with equal ablility; as, some athletes perform better because they are ambidextrous
ambivalent (a) experiencing affection and hostility at the same time for someone; as, the man was ambivalent toward his mother-in-law
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