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AP English list II

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Antipodal Adj- situated on opposite sides of the earth; exactly opposite
Alienate V- to estrange; to cause to feel unwelcome or unloved; to make hostile
Aperture N- an opening
Affront N- insult; a deliberate act of disrespect
Allegiance N- loyalty
Angst N- anxiety; fear; dread
Amass V- to pile up; to accumulate; to collect for one's own use
Anthropomorphic Adj- ascribing human characteristics to nonhuman animals or objects
Anathema N- something or someone loathed or detested
Ancillary Adj- subordinate; providing assistance
Antiquity N- ancientness; ancient times
Altercation N- a heated fight , argument or quarrel
Annex V- to add or attach
Antedate V- to be older than; to have come before
Aftermath N- consequence; events following some occurrence or calamity
Apex N- the highest point
Amid prep- in the middle of
Alchemy N- a seemingly magical process of transformation
Aggrandize V- to exaggerate; to cause to appear greater; to increase (something) in power, reputation, wealth, ect.
Anterior Adj- situated in front
Aghast Adj- terrified; shocked
Aggrieve V- to mistreat; to do grievious injury to; to distress
Appalling Adj- causing horror or consternation
Apoplexy N- stroke (numbness and paralysis resulting from the sudden loss of blood flow to the brain)
Apostasy N- abandonment or rejection of faith or loyalty
Allot V- to apportion, allocate, or assign
Apogee N- the most distant point in the orbit of the moon or of an artificial satellite
Allegory N- a story in which the characters are symbols with moral or spiritual meanings
Annuity N- an annual allowance or income; the annual interest payment on an investment; any regular allowance or income
Anthology N- a collection, especially of literary works
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