abstemious
q5 F$ ?& g2 p: `/ Jsparing in eating and drinking; temperate2 \/ F' u& E! r$ z1 y# s' G& @' M" u$ C
abstinence
4 r( L) x/ l9 x0 h' krestraint from pleasant things, esp. eating or drinking; CF. abstention: act of abstaining from vote
6 K9 ~* F8 L* I3 k9 kabstract! d7 Y/ F, X! d3 j% T. J
theoretical; not concrete; nonrepresentational
2 F' i) ?. w$ Dabstruse
5 B0 E6 S2 w8 l& h8 yobscure; profound; difficult to understand
# n1 m6 O+ [$ @' J! ]- ]abusive
8 u$ L3 `4 d0 K& tcoarsely insulting; physically harmful8 A5 Z9 S4 K! `
abut/ q! r4 W; R% |7 h l6 k
border upon; adjoin
+ V6 y2 }/ h# S5 F6 Wabysmal9 u- r! ~, ~& C4 w' _; {) u
bottomless
2 _& d0 W. m: C1 v2 ]; {' s( jabyss' a( t( C, d9 A" h* ~' ^6 J+ F4 m
enormous chasm; vast bottomless pit
6 y6 x# M# G7 U9 uacademic" K9 K: {3 v# h0 x2 T8 d+ x; {
related to a school; not practical or directly useful% f5 [% t2 C1 e6 P1 O
accede
$ S& b/ F. @3 A' o4 ^% _& N% Tagree
[) L- m4 t u* R( waccelerate
: C0 z: y1 I% jmove faster
6 |* d$ B; ~: t$ L- e% {& raccessible
/ Z4 T) S% G* Veasy to approach; obtainable% d! X- j9 h" s
accessory
$ k* a4 |5 j8 e# f, h* r: kadditional object; useful but not essential thing, |8 E2 \& @3 s, }9 S, n
acclaim, K& X7 P; X% S0 f
applaud; praise; greet with great approval; announce with great approval; Ex. The new drung has been acclaimed as the most important discoveries for years; N: strong expression of approval and praise; C9 I/ D4 R( b( Y
acclimate
% q; b: M. E( k, kadjust to climate or environment; adapt
# n$ J% _. b& {acclivity6 D8 [0 n2 t" T" X! N
sharp upslope of a hill; OP. declivity
5 U& `" v; Y V1 a* e/ jaccolade
6 P. C+ ^* P8 S5 y1 W D1 O+ p+ laward of merit; strong praise and approval. X, K6 o$ A7 T- |. h) I
accommodate7 m: w2 o# g$ R- `& K* K0 h
oblige or help someone; adjust or bring into harmony; adapt; make enough space for; ADJ. accommodative; CF. accomodating: helpful and obliging. \4 W6 r) S" N' m- Q; d
accomplice
8 A+ p* ^# O$ G5 k" v6 n% ?3 @partner in crime
, s/ x2 P0 T! U" Naccord: o3 I0 E- O, a/ a+ A: p( f( J/ y
agreement
$ G2 x* F8 a' S7 s1 ^8 k1 Waccost
m/ } s; |* b- ^2 y1 F' W6 ?; iapproach and speak first to a person
) I3 x# B- x! c) A. A+ Faccoutre" v5 U3 [) s7 F2 R) B+ `! | |
equip; N. accoutrement& T6 i {. w0 ?& J& ], H
accretion. z4 M: g! f. d Q2 c( P) V
growth or increase in size by gradual addition; growth; increase; increase by natural growth; Ex. towers and other accretions of the castle; V. accrete |
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