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AP English list I

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abase v- to humiliate; to lower in esteem or dignity; to humble
abet v- to support or encourage someone, especially someone who has done something wrong
abeyance n- suspension; temporary cessation
abjure v- to repudiate; to take back; to refrain from
abomination n- something despised or abhorred; extreme loathing
aboriginal adj- native; dating back to the very beginning
abound v- to be very numerous
abrogate v- to abolish or repeal formally; to set aside; to nullify
accede v- give in; to yield; to agree
accentuate v- to emphasize; to accent; to highlight
access n- the right or ability to approach, enter, or use
acclaim v- to praise publicly and enthusiastically
accord v- to agree; to be in harmony; to grant or bestow
accouterments n- personal clothing, accessories, or equipment; trappings
accrue v- to accumulate over time
acquisitive adj- seeking or tending to acquire; greedy
acquit v- to find not guilty; to behave or conduct oneself
acronym n- a word made up of the initials of other words
adage n- a traditional saying; a proverb
adduce v- to bring forward as an example or as proof; to cite
adjourn v- to suspend until another time
adjunct n- something added to or connected with something else; an assistant
ad-lib v- to improvise; speak or act spontaneously
advent n- arrival; coming; beginning
adventitious adj- accidental; connected to but nonetheless unrelated; irrelevant
advocate n- a person who argues in favor of a position
affidavit n- a sworn written statement made before an official
affiliate v- to become closely associated with
affliction n- misery; illness; great suffering; a source of misery, illness or great suffering
afford v- to give, to supply, to confer upon
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