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article
word A1a piece of writing in a newspaper, magazine, or website; also a grammar word like a, an, the a piece of writing included in a newspaper, magazine, or journal; a piece of writing included in a newspaper, magazine, or journal
↗articulation
word C1The clear and effective expression of thoughts, ideas, or speech.
↗artifact
word B2an object made by humans, typically of cultural or historical interest
↗artificial
word A2made or produced by human beings rather than occurring naturally Made by humans; not occurring naturally made by humans rather than occurring naturally; fake made or produced by humans rather than occurring naturally; Made by humans; not occurring naturally made by humans rather than occurring naturally; fake made or produced by humans rather than occurring naturally
↗artificial intelligence
phrase A2the theory and development of computer systems able to perform tasks normally requiring human intelligence; the simulation of human intelligence processes by computer systems, such as learning, reasoning, and problem-solving
↗Artificially
word B2by artificial means; not naturally; synthetically
↗artist
word B1a person who produces paintings or drawings as a profession or hobby; someone skilled in the arts
↗As
word A1in the way that; while; because; during the time that
↗As a Dog Returns to His Vomit, so a Fool Repeats His Folly
proverbAn unthinking, foolish person persistently relapses into the very same irrational errors and harmful behaviors.
↗As a matter of fact
phrasein reality; actually (used to add detail or correct an assumption)
↗as a result
phrase A1Because of something that has just been mentioned; consequently.; because of something that happened; consequently
↗As Busy as a Bee
idiomExtremely active, industrious, and constantly engaged in productive work.
↗As Easy as Abc
idiomExtremely simple, uncomplicated, or elementary to accomplish.
↗As Easy as Pie
idiomVery straightforward, effortless, and presenting no difficulty.
↗As Far as
phraseTo the degree or extent that; used to limit a statement to a particular scope or knowledge
↗As far as I know
phraseused to state what you believe is true based on current information
↗As Genuine as a Three-Dollar Bill
idiomCompletely fake, fraudulent, or counterfeit.
↗As Happy as a Clam
idiomExtremely contented, secure, and pleased with one's situation.
↗as long as
phrase A1provided that; only if; for the period of time that
↗As One Door Closes, Another Opens
proverbWhen one opportunity, chapter, or relationship ends, new pathways to peace and renewal inevitably present themselves.
↗as planned
phrase B1in accordance with what was arranged or expected beforehand
↗As Quiet as a Mouse
idiomMaking virtually no noise; behaving extremely discreetly and silently.
↗As Rare as Hen's Teeth
idiomIncredibly scarce, unusual, or practically impossible to find.
↗As Right as Rain
idiomCompletely recovered, healthy, safe, or in satisfactory order.
↗as soon as possible
phraseat the earliest feasible moment; with no delay (often abbreviated as ASAP)
↗As the Crow Flies
idiomIn a direct straight line between two places, disregarding ground obstacles.
↗As the Mountain Could Not Wait Upon Mahomet, Mahomet Would Go to the Mountain
proverbIf the other party refuses to yield or circumstances will not bend to your will, you must take the initiative and go to them to achieve peace.
↗As the Twig Is Bent, so Is the Tree Inclined
proverbEarly training, upbringing, and habits instilled in youth shape how a person handles conflict and pursues peace in adult life.
↗As usual
word A2in the way that is normal or typical; customarily; as happens normally; In the normal, customary, or expected way
↗as well
phrase A1in addition; also or too
↗as well as
phrase A1in addition to; along with something else; In addition to someone or something; not only one thing but also another
↗As White as a Ghost
idiomExtremely pale as a consequence of terror, peril, or panic.
↗As White as a Sheet
idiomExceptionally pale in the face due to sudden shock, fear, or realization of danger.
↗As You Have Brewed, so You Must Drink
proverbYou must face and endure the bitter, inevitable consequences of your own deceitful or reckless deeds
↗As You Make Your Bed, so You Must Lie in It
proverbOne must suffer the painful aftermath and take full personal responsibility for bad decisions or broken trust
↗As You Sow, so Shall You Reap
proverbThe nature of your initial actions inevitably determines the rewards or punishments you subsequently receive
↗aside
word B1to or toward one side; out of the way or kept for future use
↗ask
word A1to say something in order to obtain an answer or some information; to request; to say a question or request something to request information; to inquire; to invite to request information or seek an answer; to request information; to inquire; to invite to request information or seek an answer
↗Ask a Silly Question, Get a Silly Answer
proverbIf you pose a ridiculous, obvious, or nonsensical query, you should expect a playful, sarcastic, or absurd reply.
↗Ask a Stupid Question, Get a Stupid Answer
proverbPosing an unthinking, thoughtless, or nonsensical question invites an equally dismissive or caustic response.
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