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abundant

existing in large quantities

accomplish

to succeed in doing something

accurate

correct and exact

acknowledge

to accept that something is true

acquire

to get or obtain something

adapt

to change in order to suit a new situation

adequate

enough for a particular purpose

adjacent

next to or near something

adjust

to change something slightly to make it correct

advocate

to publicly support an idea

aggravate

to make a situation worse

allocate

to give something to someone for a purpose

alter

to change something

ambiguous

having more than one possible meaning

anticipate

to expect something before it happens

apparent

clearly seen or understood

appeal

to be attractive or interesting

appropriate

suitable for a particular situation

approximate

close to the exact number but not exact

arbitrary

based on random choice, not reason

articulate

able to express ideas clearly

aspect

one part of a situation

assert

to state something firmly

assess

to judge the quality of something

asset

something valuable or useful

assume

to think something is true without proof

assurance

a promise that something is true

attain

to succeed in achieving something

attribute

a quality that something has

authentic

real and genuine

autonomous

acting independently

avert

to prevent something bad from happening

beneficial

producing good results

bias

an unfair preference for something

boost

to increase or improve something

breach

to break a rule or agreement

brief

short in time

capacity

the ability to do something

categorize

to put things into groups

cease

to stop happening

circumstance

a fact related to a situation

coherent

logical and well organized

collaborate

to work together with others

comprehensive

including everything necessary

conceive

to form an idea in the mind

concise

giving information clearly and briefly

conform

to behave according to rules

consequence

a result of an action

considerable

fairly large in amount

consistent

staying the same over time

constitute

to form or make up something

constrain

to limit or restrict

contemplate

to think deeply about something

contradict

to say the opposite of something

controversial

causing strong disagreement

convey

to communicate an idea

convince

to make someone believe something

crucial

extremely important

cultivate

to develop or improve something

curb

to control or limit something

decline

to become smaller or worse

deduce

to reach a conclusion from facts

deficient

lacking something necessary

demonstrate

to show clearly

denote

to represent or mean something

derive

to get something from a source

designate

to officially choose someone for a role

deteriorate

to become worse

devise

to plan or invent something

diminish

to become smaller

discern

to notice or recognize something

discrepancy

a difference between things

distinct

clearly different

diverse

very different from each other

dominant

most powerful or important

dubious

not sure or trustworthy

elaborate

very detailed and complicated

eliminate

to remove completely

emerge

to appear or come out

empirical

based on observation or experience

enact

to make a law official

encounter

to meet unexpectedly

endeavor

a serious attempt to do something

enhance

to improve the quality of something

enormous

very large

ensure

to make certain something happens

equivalent

equal in value or meaning

erode

to gradually destroy

essential

extremely important

establish

to start something officially

evaluate

to judge the value of something

eventual

happening at the end of a process

evident

clearly seen or understood

evoke

to bring a feeling or memory

exceed

to be more than a limit

exclude

to leave out

exemplify

to be a typical example

exempt

free from an obligation

exhaustive

complete and thorough

expedite

to make something happen faster