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Description=Word List No. 01
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word	definition	part of speech	high-frequency
abase	lower; humiliate	verb
abash	embarrass	verb
abate	subside; decrease, lessen	verb
abbreviate	shorten	verb
abdicate	renounce; give up	verb
aberrant	abnormal or deviant	noun
aberration	deviation from the expected or the normal	noun
abet	assist, usually in doing something wrong	verb
abettor	encourager	noun
abeyance	suspended action	noun
abhor	detest; hate	verb
abject	wretched; lacking pride	adjective
abjure	renounce upon oath	verb
ablution	washing	noun
abnegation	repudiation; self-sacrifice	noun
abolish	cancel; put an end to	verb
abominate	loathe; hate	verb
aboriginal	being the first of its kind in a region; primitive; native	adjective	
abortive	unsuccessful; fruitless	adjective	
abrasive	rubbing away; tending to grind down	adjective	
abridge	condense or shorten	verb	
abrogate	abolish	verb	
abscission	cutting off; separation	noun
abscond	depart secretly and hide	verb	
absolute	complete; totally unlimited; certain	adjective	
absolve	pardon(an offense)	verb	
abstain	refrain; hold oneself voluntary form an action or practice	verb	
abstemious	sparing in eating and drinking; temperate	adjective	
abstinence	restrain from eating or drinking	noun	
abstract	theoretical; not concrete; nonrepresentational	adjective	*
abstruse	obscure; profound; difficult to understand	adjective	*
abusive	coarsely insulting; physically harmful	adjective	
abut	border upon; adjoin	verb	
abysmal	bottomless	adjective	
accede	agree	verb	
accelerate	move faster	verb	
accessible	easy to approach; obtainable	adjective	
accessory	additional object; useful but not essential thing	noun	
acclaim	applaud; announce with great approval	verb	*
acclimate	adjust to climate	verb	
acclivity	sharp upslope of a hill	noun	
accolade	award of merit	noun	*
accommodate	oblige or help someone; adjust or bring into harmony, adapt	verb	
accomplice	partner in crime	noun	
accord	agreement	noun	
accost	approach and speak first to a person	verb	
accoutre	to equip	verb	
accretion	growth, increase	noun	
accrue	come about by addition	verb	
acerbity	bitterness of speech and temper	noun	
acetic	vinegary	adjective	
acidulous	slightly sour; sharp, caustic	adjective	
acknowledge	recognize, admit	verb	
acme	top; pinnacle	noun	
acoustics	science of sound; quality that makes a room easy or hard to hear in	noun	
acquiesce	assent; agree passively	verb	*
acquittal	deliverance from a charge	noun	
acrid	sharp, bitterly pungent	adjective	
acrimonious	stinging, caustic	adjective	
actuarial	calculating, pertaining to insurance statistics	adjective	
actuate	motivate	verb	
acuity	sharpness	noun	
acumen	mental keenness	noun	
acute	quickly perceptive; keen; brief and severe	adjective	
adage	wise saying; proverb	noun	
adamant	hard; inflexible	adjective	
adapt	alter; modify	verb	
addendum	appendix to book	noun
addiction	compulsive, habitual need	noun	
addle	to muddle; drive crazy; become rotten	verb	
address	to direct speech to; deal with or discuss	verb	
adduce	to present as evidence	verb	
adept	expert at	adjective	
adhere	stick last	verb	
adherent	supporter, follower	noun	
adjunct	something attached to but holding and inferior position	noun	
adjuration	solemn urging	noun	
admonish	warn; reprove	verb	*
admonition	warning	noun	
adorn	decorate	verb	
adroit	skillful	adjective	*