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Advanced Vocabulary A to A
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amalgamation
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The combination or merging of two or more things into one.
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ambiguity
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A situation with more than one possible meaning, creating uncertainty.
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ambivalent
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Having mixed or conflicting feelings about something.
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ambrosial
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Extremely pleasant, especially in taste or smell.
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to ameliorate
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To make something better or less difficult.
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amenable
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Willing to accept or cooperate with something.
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anachronism
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Something belonging to a different time period and out of place in the present setting.
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anachronistic
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Belonging to the wrong historical period; outdated or out of its proper time.
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analogous
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Similar in an important way; comparable.
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anarchy
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A situation without government, authority, or effective control.
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anathema
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Something strongly hated or considered completely unacceptable.
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anecdote
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A short, interesting story about a real person or event.
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anguish
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Extreme physical or emotional pain.
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animosity
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A strong feeling of dislike or hostility toward someone.
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annihilation
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Complete destruction or total elimination.
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antecedent
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Something that happened or existed before another thing.
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antidote
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A substance that counteracts poison or something harmful.
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antipathy
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A strong feeling of dislike or hatred.
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antiquated
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Very old-fashioned and no longer useful or suitable.
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antiquity
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Ancient times; the distant past.
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antithesis
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The complete opposite of something.
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apathetic
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Showing little interest, emotion, or concern.
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aperture
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An opening or hole, especially one that allows light to pass through.
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apex
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The highest point or peak of something.
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aplomb
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Confidence and calmness, especially in a difficult situation.
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apparatus
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A set of equipment or tools designed for a particular purpose.
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to appease
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To calm someone by giving them what they want or satisfying them.
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apprehension
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Anxiety or fear about something that may happen; also, arrest.
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aptitude
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A natural ability or talent for learning or doing something.
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arduous
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Very difficult and requiring a lot of effort.