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Amenities - Apothecary

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Amenities   convenient features; courtesies  
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Amiable   friendly; pleasant; likable  
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Amicable   friendly; agreeable  
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Amiss   wrong; faulty  
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Amity   friendship  
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Amnesia   loss of memory  
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Amnesty   pardon  
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Amoral   having no moral standards  
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Amorous   strongly attracted to love; showing love  
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Amorphous   formless; lacking shape or definition  
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Amphibian   able to live both on land and in water  
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Amphitheater   oval building with tiers of seats  
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Ample   Abundant; plentiful  
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Amplify   to intensify; to make stronger  
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Amputate   cut off part of body; prune  
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Amok or Amuck   (ADV) in a state of rage  
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Amulet   charm; talisman  
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Anachronism   something or someone misplace in time; error in chronology  
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Analgesic   causing insensitivity to pain <The analgesic quality of this lotion will provide temporary relief.>  
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Analogous   comparable; similar  
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Analogy   similarity; parallelism  
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Anarchist   person who seeks to overturn the established government; advocate of abolishing authority  
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Anarchy   absence of governing body; state of disorder  
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Anathema   ban, curse; someone or something regarded as a curse  
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Ancestry   family descent  
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Anchor   to secure or to fasten firmly; to be fixed in place  
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Ancillary   accessory; auxiliary  
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Anecdote   short, usually funny account of an event  
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Anemia   condition in which blood lacks red corpuscles  
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Anesthetic   substance that removes sensation with or without loss of consciousness  
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Anguish   acute pain; extreme suffering  
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angular   sharp-cornered  
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Animadversion   critical remark <He resented the animadversions of his critics, particularly because he realized they were true.>  
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Animated   lively; spirited  
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Animosity   a feeling of strong dislike  
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Animus   hostile feeling or intent  
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Annals   records; history  
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Anneal   to strengthen or toughen by heating then cooling (reduce brittleness)  
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Annex   attach; take possession of  
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Annihilate   to destroy  
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Annotate   to comment; to make explanatory notes  
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Annuity   yearly allowance  
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Annul   to make void; to cancel; to nullify  
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Anodyne   drug that relieves pain; opiate  
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Anoint   to consecrate  
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Anomalous   abnormal; irregular  
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Anomaly   irregularity or deviation from the norm  
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Anonymity   state of being nameless; anonymousness  
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Antagonism   Hostility; active resistance  
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antecede   to precede  
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Antecedents   preceding events; coming before in place or time  
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Antediluvian   antiquated; extremely ancient  
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Anthem   song of praise or patriotism  
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Anthology   collection of literary works by different authors  
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Anthropoid   manlike  
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Anthropologist   student of the history and science of humankind  
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Anthropomorphic   having human form or characteristics  
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Anticlimax   a disappointing decline after a previous rise  
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Antidote   remedy to counteract a poison or disease  
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antipathy   aversion; dislike <antipathy to standardized tests>  
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Antiquated   obsolete; outdated  
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Antiseptic   substance that prevents infection  
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Antithesis   exact opposite or direct contrast  
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Anvil   iron block used in hammering out metals  
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Apathy   lack of feeling or emotions; indifference  
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Ape   imitate or mimic  
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Aperture   an opening; hole  
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apex   summit; climax  
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Aphasia   loss of speech due to injury or illness  
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Aphorism   a pithy maxim or a proverbial saying  
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Apiary   a place where bees are kept  
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Aplomb   poise; confidence; assurance <Gwen's aplomb in handling potentially embarrassing moments was legendary around the office.>  
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Apocalyptic   prophetic; pertaining to revelations  
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Apocryphal   untrue; made up <To impress his friends Tom invented apocryphal tales of his adventures in the big city.>  
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Apogee   highest point  
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Apolitical   having an aversion or lack of concern for political affairs  
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Apologist   one who writes in defense of a cause or institution  
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Apostate   one who abandons his religious faith or political beliefs  
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Apothecary   a pharmacy; a pharmacist  
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