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abscond
v. to depart secretly syn. run away, disappear, depart secretly
abstain
v. to hold oneself voluntarily from an action syn. refrain, hold back
abbreviate
v. to shorten a word or phrase syn. shorten, abridge, reduce
accentuate
v. to put stress on syn. underline, underscore, emphasize
abdicate
v. to give up or renounce authority, duties or an office syn. resign, repudiate, quit
acclaim
v. to announce with great approval syn. applaud, laud, praise
accost
v. to speak to someone syn. address, come up to, approach
acquiesce
v. to comply silently without protest syn. comply, consent, agree
acquit
v. declare not guilty syn. exonerate, absolve, vindicate
adamant
adj. stubbornly refusing to change one's mind syn. unyielding, determined, insistent
adroit
adj. expert or nimble in the use of the hands or body syn. nimble, dexterous, skillful
adversary
n. someone who fights against syn. foe, enemy, opponent
adhere
v. to stick fast syn. stick, cling attach
adversity
n. adverse fortune or fate syn. hardship, mishap, trouble
admonish
v. to caution, advise, or counsel syn. advise, warn, censure
advocate
n. a supporter syn. backer, proponent, supporter
aesthetic
adj. having a sense of beauty syn. beautiful, artistic, esthetic
affected
adj. assumed artificially or pretending syn. assumed, feigned unnatural
affiliate
v. to associate with a larger organization syn. ally associate, incorporate
affinity
n. a natural liking for or attraction to a person, thing, or idea syn. affection, liking, fondness
allege
v. to assert without proof syn. assert, claim, charge
allot
v. to administer or bestow, as in small portions syn. assign, give portion, allocate
aftermath
n. the consequences of an event syn. consequence, result, chain reaction
akin
adj. related by blood syn. related, connected, blood-related
aloof
adj. remote in manner syn. remote, detached, phlegmatic
altercation
n. a heated or angry dispute syn. verbal fight, argument, brawl
ambivalent
adj. having mixed feelings about someone or something syn. conflicting, contradictory, mixed
amend
v. to make better syn. change, alter, mend
amicable
adj. showing goodwill syn. friendly, amiable, affable
aamorphous
adj. without definite shape syn. formless, shapeless
analogous
adj. corresponding in some particular syn. agreeing, similar, corresponding
anguish
n. severe suffering or pain syn. agony, suffering, pain
animosity
n. a feeling of strong dislike syn. hatred, hostility, antipathy
annihilate
v. to destroy utterly syn. pulverize, demolish, decimate
annotation
n. a critical or explanatory note syn. footnote, comment, note
anonymous
adj. without any name acknowledged syn. nameless, unknown, unidentified
anthology
adj. a collection or selected writings syn. collection, compilation, selection
antithesis
n. opposition or contrast syn. opposite, reverse, contrast
apathy
n. absence of passion or emotion syn. indifference, aloofness, detachment
aplomb
n. great calmness and composure syn. poise, assurance, calmness
ardent
adj. eager or enthusiastic syn. passionate, zealous, eager
articulate
v. to express and pronounce, clearly. syn. clarify, explain, explicate
apprehensive
adj. uneasy or fearful about something that might happen syn. anxious, fearful, afraid
archaic
adj. primitive or old syn. ancient, antiquated, obsolete
ascertain
v. to find out syn. determine, certify, conclude
assess
v. to estimate officially the value syn. appraise, estimate, measure
assiduous
adj. working diligently at a task syn. industrious, laborious, diligent
assimilate
v. to become similar syn. absorb, adapt, adjust
atone
v. to make up for syn. recompense, compensate
audacious
adj. extremely bold or daring syn. bold, daring, brazen