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Abate
to become less active, less intense, or less in amount
Abstract
existing purely in the mind; not representing actual reality
Abysmal
extremely bad
Accordingly
in accordance with
Acquisition
the act of gaining a skill or possession of something
Adapt
to make suit a new purpose; to accommodate oneself to a new condition, setting, or situation
Adept
having knowledge or skill (usu. in a particular area)
Adequate
having sufficient qualifications to meet a specific task or purpose
Advent
the arrival or creation of something (usu. historic)
Adversarial
relating to hostile opposition
Advocate
someone who promotes or defends something; to defend or promote something (usu. a belief, theory, opinion, etc.)
Aesthetic
relating to beauty or refined taste
Afford
to be able to buy; to be able to spare
Agitate
to promote something (usu. a cause)
Allow
to permit or consent to
Allude
to make a secretive mention of something
Altercation
a noisy argument or confrontation
Ambiguous
unclear or vague in meaning
Ambitious
having a powerful desire for success or achievement
Ambivalence
the state of being uncertain or stuck between two or more options
Analogous
similar but not identical
Annihilate
to destroy or cause devastating destruction
Anomaly
something different from the norm
Anticipate
assume to be likely to happen
Antipathy
a strong feeling of dislike
Apex
the highest point of something
Apprehension
fearful expectation of something
Articulate
to clearly express in words
Artificial
something made; not occurring naturally
Assertion
a strong declaration
Austere
extremely plain; stern and forbidding; relating to self-denial
Authenticity
the quality of being real and true instead of fake and contrived
Avenue
an intangible path or approach to something
Avid
actively interested in or enthusiastic about something
Basic
relating to the foundation or basis of something
Bear
to have as a characteristic; to have (a child); to bring forth; to put up with
Benevolent
kind, generous
Bias
a preconception that prevents objectivity
Bittersweet
tinged with a feeling of sadness
Bolster
to support, strengthen, or fortify
Boost
an increase or growth; to increase or make grow
Brawl
an intense, loud fight; to fight loudly and disruptively
Brevity
the quality of being brief or terse
Candid
direct, blunt
Candor
the trait of being honest and frank
Capitalize
to use to your advantage
Capture
to trap or take possession of; to successfully represent or imitate; to captivate, mesmerize; to catch or seize
Civic
relating to the city or citizens
Clinical
emotionally unattached (usu. used in medical or scientific setting)
Clout
special advantage or power
Dominion
Power and authority, usually over a territory
Dreary
Sad, gloomy, dull
Dubious
Doubtful, questionable
Eccentric
Peculiar or odd; deviating from the norm
Egregious
Extremely bad
Eloquent
Having refined or expressive communication skills (in speaking or writing)
Eminent
Superior or distinguished; high in position or status
Emit
To discharge, give forth, or release
Emphatic
Very expressive; using emphasis
Empirical
Derived from experience, observation, or an experiment
Endow
To equip or bestow (usually a quality or ability)
Endure
To withstand, sustain, or hold out against
Entail
To involve or include
Entrenched
Firmly established
Enumerate
To specify or count
Envy
Excessive jealousy
Erratic
Having no fixed course; deviating from the norm
Establish
To enact; to found (a business, group, school, etc.)
Evoke
To draw forth or call up
Exacerbate
To make worse or increase the severity of
Excel
To do something extremely well or to be superior in
Exert
To put into use (usually as effort)
Exhilarating
Invigorating, stimulating, or exciting
Expend
To use up (as in energy or money)
Exploit
To use selfishly or for profit
Facilitate
To aid the progress of
Feasibility
The practicality or possibility of something
Ferocity
Viciousness, violence
Fiscal
Related to (government) money
Flourish
To prosper, grow, or make fast progress
Fluctuate
To be unstable; to rise and fall
Foment
To stir up
Foreseeable
Capable of being predicted or anticipated
Frankly
Directly, clearly
Freewheeling
Carefree
Fundamental
The most essential or most basic part
Galvanizing
Thrilling, exciting, stimulating
Geriatric
Relating to old age
Hostile
Harmful, dangerous
Hypothetical
Supposed; related to a hypothesis
Refute
to prove to be untrue, unfounded, or incorrect
Reinforce
to strengthen or add support to
Reluctantly
somewhat unwillingly
Renounce
to give up (usu. power or a position), to cast off
Reproach
to criticize
Repudiate
to refuse to recognize as true, to cast off
Retention
the act of keeping something
Satiated
satisfied (usu. in hunger)
Savvy
having practical intelligence or knowledge
Scandalous
morally offensive, often causing damage to one’s reputation