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1. Absolve (v.)

• To Declare innocent

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2. Abstract (adj.)

• Not Concrete

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3. Accessible (adj.)

• Easily approached

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4. Accommodate (v.)

• To assist

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5. Acknowledge (v.)

• To recognize

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6. Affluence (n.)

• Riches/wealth

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7. Alleviate (v.)

• To relieve

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8. Ambiguous (adj.)

• Open -Ended/vague

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9. Ample (adj.)

• More than enough

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10. Apathy (n.)

• Lack of emotion

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11. Arrogance (n.)

• Offensive pride

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12. Assumption (n.)

• Idea without evidence / guess

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13. Authentic (adj.)

• Genuine / real

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14. Autonomous (adj.)

• independent self-ruling

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15. Benign (adj.)

• Gentle / kind

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16. Captivate (v.)

• to completely hold the attention of

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17. Chronicle (noun)

• Events written in order

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18. Cite (v.)

• To give credit

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19. Component (n.)

• A necessary element or part

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20. Condone (v.)

• To excuse or allow

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21. Convention

• An assembly/group of people

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22. Conformity

• The act of following/becoming like others

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23. Console

• To comfort

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24. Degenerate

• To decline/to worsen in state or condition

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25. Denounce

• To announce publicly in a negative manner

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26. Depict

• To represent/describe

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27. Deplete

• To use completely

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28. Derision

• To ridicule/Scorn

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29. Digression

• The act of changing topics in writing or speaking

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30. Disclaimer

• To deny any responsibility

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31. Discord

• Lack of agreement

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32. Disperse

• To spread out evenly

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33. Distinction

• To stand out with striking differences

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34. Divulge

• To make known

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35. Elusive

• Difficult to grasp

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36. Erode

• To destroy slowly

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37. Excerpt

• A selected passage

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38. Exploit

• (v) To take advantage of

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39. Facilitate

• To guide or oversee to make easier

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40. Forthright

• Direct / straightforward

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41. Futile

• Ineffective / useless

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42. Gratify

• To satisfy or indulge

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43. Hamper

• To interfere or hinder

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44. Hostility

• Hatred or animosity

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45. Impede

• To obstruct, hinder, or slow down

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46. Implement

• To fulfill or carry out

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47. Implication

• Something implied or understood the result or
  consequence of

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48. Inconsistency

• Contradictory not predictable

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49. Incorporate

• To unite or combine

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50. Indict

• To charge with an offense or crime

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51. Induce

• To bring about to lead or move by persuasion or
  influence

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52. Ingrate

• An ungrateful person

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53. Initiate

• To introduce or begin

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54. Irony

• An unexpected occurrence or outcome

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55. Larceny

• Theft / stealing

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56. Loathe

• To detest or hate

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57. Malice

• Animosity or bitterness hatred

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58. Meek

• Very calm and mild overly submissive or
  agreeable

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59. Misconception

• A mistaken idea or notion

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60. Monotony

• An unchanging sound or action lack of variety