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altercation

a heated argument

ambivalent

being uncertain; unable to decide between two opposing points of view

amicable

friendly; peaceable

anathema

a greatly ddisliked, hated person or thng; a curse, or a person cursed

apathy

lack of interest

appease

to make calm or quiet; to give in to the demands of

arduous

difficult; requiring much effort; strenuous

audacity

insolence; rude boldness

augment

to enlarge; to increase in amount or intensity

austere

stern, severe, plain, strict

abate

to lessen in violence or intensity

abet

to assist or encourage, especially in wrongdoing

abhor

to detest, loathe, hate strongly

acquit

to find not guilty of a fault or crime

acrimony

harsh temper or bitter feeling

adamant

unyielding; firm in opinion

adulation

excessive praise or admiration

affable

courteous; agreeable in manner; easy to talk

agnostic

one who believes that the existence of God is unknown and unkowable

agrarian

having to to do with farms, farmers, or the use of land

avarice

excessive greed; desire for wealth

avid

eager; extremely interested

bacchanalian

wild with drunkenness

balk

to stop short and refuse to continue; to obstruct

banter

teasing; good natured joking

barrister

lawyer

bask

to lie in or be exposed to warmth

bastion

a strong defense; a fort

bawdy

indecent; humorously obscene

befuddle

to confuse; to perplex