The document defines and provides context for a variety of words. It includes definitions such as "accommodate - oblige or help someone; adjust or bring into harmony; adapt; make enough space for" and "acquiesce - assent; agree passively; comply without protest." The document conveys information about multiple terms succinctly and factually.
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The document defines and provides context for a variety of words. It includes definitions such as "accommodate - oblige or help someone; adjust or bring into harmony; adapt; make enough space for" and "acquiesce - assent; agree passively; comply without protest." The document conveys information about multiple terms succinctly and factually.
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accommodate
oblige or help someone; adjust or bring
into harmony; adapt; make enough space for; ADJ. accommodative; CF. accomodating: helpful and obliging accommodate oblige or help someone; adjust or bring into harmony; adapt; make enough space for; ADJ. accommodative; CF. accomodating: helpful and obliging accord
agreement accomplice partner in crime accost
approach and speak first to a
person accouter equip; N. accoutrement accretion growth or increase in size by gradual addition; growth; increase; increase by natural growth; Ex. towers and other accretions of the castle; V. accrete accrue come to one as a gain; accumulate over time; come about by addition; Ex. benefits that accrue from scientific research; Ex. interest accruing in a bank account; N. accrual acerbity bitterness of speech and temper; ADJ. acerbic: bitter; acrid (in taste, manner, or tone) acetic vinegary acidulous slightly sour (in taste or manner); sharp; caustic acme peak; pinnacle; highest point acne skin disease (on the face) acoustics science of sound; quality that makes a room easy or hard to hear in acquiesce assent; agree passively; comply without protest acquittal deliverance from a charge; V. acquit: free from a charge or accusation; discharge from a duty; conduct (oneself) in a specified manner acrid bitter (to the taste or smell); sharp; bitterly pungent acrimonious stinging; caustic; bitter in words or manner; N. acrimony: bitter ill-natured animosity in speech or behavior acrophobia fear of heights actuarial calculating; pertaining to insurance statistics actuary someone who advises insurance companies actuate motivate; activate; cause to act acuity sharpness (of mind or senses of sight or hearing) acumen mental keenness; sharpness of judgment; ability to judge quickly and well; Ex. business acumen acute (of the senses) sharp; quickly perceptive; keen; penetrating; brief and severe; Ex. acute sense of smell/analysis/pain adage wise saying; proverb adamant hard; inflexible addendum addition; appendix to book; something that is added (as at the end of a speech or book) addle make or become confused; muddle; drive crazy; become rotten (egg) adept expert at; very skilled adjuration solemn urging; V. adjure: entreat earnestly; enjoin solemnly adjutant staff officer assisting the commander; assistant admonish warn or speak to with gentle disapproval; reprove adorn decorate adroit skillful (in using mind or hand) adulation flattery; admiration that is more than is necessary or deserved Adulterate make impure or of poorer quality by adding inferior or tainted (contaminated) substances advent arrival adventitious accidental; casual; happening by chance adversary opponent; enemy advert refer aegis shield; protection; defense aerie nest of a large bird of prey aesthetic artistic; dealing with or capable of appreciating the beautiful (of a person or building); CF. aesthete; CF. aesthetics affable easily approachable; easy to talk to; warmly friendly affected artificial; pretended affidavit written statement made under oath (for use as proof in a court of law) affinity feeling of kinship; similarity affliction state of distress; trial; cause of distress or suffering; V. afflict: inflict grievous suffering on affront insult; offense; intentional act of disrespect;