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antagonism
= hostility → feeling of opposition and hate
antecedent
sth that came before
anthology
a collection of poems, stories, etc. that have been written by different people and published together in a book
antediluvian
very old-fashioned, ancient
antipathy
= repugnance = repulsion → a very strong feeling or dislike for sth
antiseptic
= sterile → very clean and free from bacteria
antithesis
the absolute opposite
apathetic
lacking concern, emotion
apocryphal
(of a story) well known, but probably not true
appaling
inspiring shock, horror, disgust
appease
to calm, satisfy
appraise
to assess the worth or value
apprehend
seize, arrest
approbation
= praise
appropriate
(v) to take, make use of
arable
connected with growing crops
arbiter of sth
a person with the power or influence to make judgements and decide what will be done or accepted
arbitrary
based on factor that appears randomly
arbitration
the act of resolving a dispute
arboreal
relating to trees, living in trees
arcane
(a) secret and mysterious
arrchaic
very old-fashioned, relating the very earlier period
archetypal
the most representative or typical example of sth
ardor
extreme enthusiasm, passion
arrogate sth
to take or claim sth that you have no right to, to take without justification
ascertain
find out true information about sth
ascetic
(a) practicing restraints as a mean of self-discipline, usually religious
ascribe
to assign, credit, attribute to
aspersions
critical or unpleasant remarks or judgements
aspire
to long for, aim towards
assail
to attack sb physically or with words
assiduous
diligent, hard-working
assuage
= pacify → to ease
tend sb
to care for sb/sth
warrant
(1) a legal document signed by a judge, giving you the authority to do sth
(2) a reason for doin sth ( negative)
unwarranted
= unjustified → not reasonable or appropriate
thy
your
seest thou
do you see
ought
anything
ere
before
camest
came
astute
very clever, crafty
asylum
a place of refuge, sanctuary
atone
= repent = make amends for
atrophy
= wither away → decay
atypical
>< typical
audacious
willing to take risks or to do sth that shock people
augment
add to, expand
auspicious
indicative of good things, favorable
avarice
= greed → extreme desire for wealth