ACT ENGLISH

abide by

to agree to, to submit to, to stay faithful to

abide in

to dwell in; to reside

adapt from

to create by modifying

adapt to

to adjust to

adhere to

to be habitually; spiritually or physically attached

adhere with

not formally recognize

agree with

to be similar; to be suitable, to share the same beliefs or opinions as, to approve of

agree on

to come to an understanding or compromise

agree to

to give permission or consent

apologize for

to express regret over

apologize to

to address regrets to a

apply for

to request, or to ask for

apply to

to use, to label or designate, to bring into contact with, to be suitable or relevant

care about

to be worried or concerned about care

care for

to make provision for, to have affection for

charge for

to impose as a price or fee

charge with

to formally accuse to suffuse as with emotion

compare to

to consider similar

compare with

to consider similar or different

differ from

to be unlike, dissimilar or distinct

differ over

to disagree on a particular issue or aspect

differ with

to hold a belief contrasting from that of

prepare for

to make ready for

prepare to

to make ready to

suspicious of

feeling distrustful

suspiscious about

appearing distrustful

accept

to agree with; to recieve

except

excluding

affect

to influence to move emotionally to pretend

effect

an outcome

allude

to refer indirectly to make an allusion

illusion

false idea or appearance

complement

counterpartcomp

compliment

praise

conscious

aware, awake

conscience

an inner source of guidance

elicit

to evoke or call out

illicit

forbidden by law or rules

faze

to distrub one’s composure

phase

a stage in a process

eminent

famous, well respected

imminenet

about to occur

lead

to be superior to; to have advantage overl to guidel to influence; to precedele

led

past tense of lead, meaning to have guided or influenced.

passed

past tense conjunction of the verb