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abase
to humiliate, degrade.
abate
to reduce, lessen.
abdicate
to give up a position, usually one of leadership.
abduct
to kidnap, take by force.
aberration
something that differs from the norm.
abet
to aid, help, encourage.
abhor
to hate, detest.
abide 1
to put up with.
abide 2
to remain.
abject
wretched, pitiful.
abjure
to reject, renounce.
abnegation
denial of comfort to oneself.
abort
to give up on a half-finished project or effort
abrade
to cut down, shorten
abrogate
to abolish, usually by authority
abscond
to sneak away and hide
absolution
freedom from blame. guilt, sin
abstain
to freely choose not to commit an action
abstruse
hard to comprehend
accede
to agree