Abundant - Present in large quantities., Accumulate - To gradually collect., Accurate - Correct; free from errors., Accustomed - Used to something., Acquire - To come into possession of., Adamant - Refusing to change an opinion., Adequate - Enough to suit your needs., Adjacent - Close to or next to., Adjust - To change something so it serves its purpose better., Advantage - Something that makes it easier to achieve success., Advocate - To publicly support., Adverse - Unfavorable; against one’s desires., Aggregate - To combine., Aggressive - Assertive and pushy., Allocate - To put aside for a specific purpose., Alternative - Another option or choice., Amateur - Someone who is inexperienced or not highly skilled in a particular area., Ambiguous - Having several potential meanings; unclear and difficult to understand., Ambitious - Having large goals., Amend - To change for the better; to improve., Ample - Plentiful., Anomaly - Deviation from the norm., Annual - Occurring yearly., Antagonize - To tease or be hostile towards a person or group., Attitude - Manner or feeling., Attribute - To give credit., Arbitrary - Based on a whim or random decision., Arduous - Requiring a lot of effort., Assuage - To lessen a negative feeling., Assume - To suppose without solid proof., Augment - To increase or make larger., Benefit - Something positive or advantageous., Berate - To scold., Bestow - To give as a gift., Boast - To brag or talk with excessive pride., Boost - To help raise or increase something., Brash - Rude and tactless., Brief - Short (in terms of time)., Brusque - Abrupt to the point of rudeness., Cacophony - A harsh, unpleasant mixture of noise., Cease - To stop., Censure - To express strong disapproval., Chronological - Arranged in order of time or date., Clarify - To make clear; to remove confusion., Coalesce - To combine or grow together., Coerce - To force someone to do something against their will., Cognizant - Being aware or having knowledge of something., Cohesion - Uniting; becoming one., Coincide - To occur at the same time., Collapse - To fall down or break down., Collide - To hit one another with a forceful impact., Commitment - Dedication to a cause or activity., Community - A group of people who live or work together., Conceal - To hide., Concur - To agree., Conflict - A disagreement or fight., Constrain - To restrict or repress., Contemplate - To consider thoughtfully., Continuously - To go on without stopping., Contradict - To give the opposite opinion., Contribute - To give something (usually money or time) to a common fund or cause., Convey - To make known., Copious - Abundant., Core - Central; of main importance., Corrode - To gradually wear away., Cumbersome - Difficult to carry or complete; burdensome, Curriculum - The courses given by a school or program., Data - Facts, statistics, or pieces of information., Decay - To decline in health or excellence., Deceive - To trick or mislead., Decipher - To find the meaning of., Declaration - An announcement., Decline - 1. To politely refuse.; 2. To deteriorate (especially in terms of health.), Degrade - 1. To deteriorate; 2. To lower in quality., Demonstrate - To show., Deny - To state that something isn’t true., Deplete - 1. To run out of; 2. To significantly decrease., Deposit - To deliver and leave an item in a secure place (e.g. money in a bank).,

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