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abase (v) lower, degrade
abash (v) make someone feel embarrassed
abate (v) become less intense
abdicate (v) give up a position
abduction (n) kidnapping
aberrant (n) abnormal, deviant from the standard
abet (v) aid, usually in doing something wrong
abeyance (n) a state of temporary suspension
abhor (v) disdain, hate
abject (adj) wretched, lacking pride
abjure (v) renounce upon oath
ablution (n) an act of washing oneself.
abolish (v) cancel, end
abnegation (n) self-sacrifice
abominable (adj) detestable, extremely unpleasant
aboriginal (adj, n) being the first of its kind in a region
abortive (adj) unsuccessful, fruitless
abrade (v) to remove part of skin on the surface
abrasive (adj) capable of rubbing/polishing the surface
abrogate (v) abolish, to cancel doing sth you should do
abscond (v) depart secretly and hide
absolve (v) pardon an offense
abstemious (adj) sparing in eating and drinking;
abstinence (n) restraint from eating or drinking
abstruse (adj) difficult to understand
abut (v) be next to or have a common boundary with
abysmal (adj) 1. extremely bad 2. very deep, bottom less
abyss (n) a deep chasm
accede (v) agree
accelerate (v) move faster
accentuate (v) emphasize
acclimate (v) adjust to a climate
acclivity (n) سربالایی
accolade (n) award
accommodate (v) help someone
accomplice (n) partner in crime
accord (n) agreement
accoutre (v) provide with, equip
accretion (n) growth, increase
accrue (v) benefit or sum of money be received by someone regularly
acerbity (n) bitterness of speech
acetic (adj) استیک اسید - سرکه
acidulous (adj) slightly sour; sharp
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