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abate
word C1To become less intense, violent, or widespread.
↗Abate up Discontent
phraseTo ease, diminish, or resolve artistic friction or client dissatisfaction
↗abdicate
word C1To renounce one's throne, or fail to fulfill a responsibility.
↗aberration
word C2A departure from what is normal, usual, or expected, typically an unwelcome one.
↗Abide by
phrasal verbTo accept, follow, or strictly adhere to a rule, standard, or tradition
↗ability
word A2the skill or power to do something the power or skill to do something; capacity the power, skill, or capacity to do something; the power or skill to do something; capacity the power, skill, or capacity to do something
↗abject
word C2experienced to the maximum degree, especially something bad or miserable; completely hopeless
↗able
word B1having the skill, time, money, or chance to do something having the power, skill, or means to do something
↗Able to Stand Wear
phraseResistant to physical degradation, fading, or damage from regular handling
↗abolish
word B2to formally put an end to a system, practice, or institution
↗Abound in
phrasal verbTo have an abundant supply or high prevalence of something naturally
↗Abound with
phrasal verbTo be overflowing, brimming, or packed full of people or things
↗about
word A1on the subject of something; also around a number or time concerning; on the subject of; approximately
↗about time
phrase A1used to express that something should have happened sooner
↗about to
phraseImminent; ready or on the verge of doing something in the immediate future
↗above
word A1higher than something; earlier in a written text in or to a higher place; overhead at a higher place or position than something
↗above all
phraseMost importantly; surpassing all other considerations
↗above average
phraseHigher than the standard, ordinary, or common level in quality or skill
↗Above Normal
phraseExceeding the expected, regular, or standard quantity, temperature, or intensity
↗Above One's Head
phraseToo complex, profound, or intellectually challenging for one to understand
↗Above Someone's Head
phraseToo complicated for a specific person to grasp; or going over someone's rank to an executive
↗abroad
word A2in or to another country in or to a foreign country In or to a foreign country or countries.
↗abruptly
word B2suddenly and unexpectedly, often without warning
↗abscission
word C2the natural shedding or detachment of parts of a plant, typically dead leaves or ripe fruit
↗absence
word B1the state of being away from a place or person; the non-existence or lack of something
↗Absence Makes the Heart Fonder
proverbPhysical separation or being away from someone or something increases affection and deepens emotional appreciation.
↗Absence Makes the Heart Go Yonder
idiomA humorous or cynical counter-proverb stating that long-distance separation leads people to lose interest and seek affection elsewhere.
↗Absence Makes the Heart Grow Fonder
proverbBeing parted from someone you care for causes your feelings of love and tenderness toward them to grow stronger over time.
↗Absence of Mind
phraseA state of inattention, forgetfulness, or being deeply engrossed in abstract thoughts
↗absent
word B1not present in a place, at an occasion, or as part of something not present at a place or event
↗Absentminded
idiomHaving or showing a habit of forgetfulness or inattention to one's immediate surroundings
↗absolute
word B1complete, total, or not limited; sometimes certain total, complete, or without restriction; total, complete, or without restriction
↗Absolute Velocity
phraseMaximum, definite speed and momentum in narrative progression or rhythmic movement
↗absolutely
word B1with no qualification, restriction, or doubt; completely
↗absorb
word B1to take in liquid, heat, information, or attention to take in or soak up a liquid, energy, or information; to take in or soak up a liquid, energy, or information
↗Absorb One's Attention
phraseTo completely hold or monopolize someone's total focus and contemplation
↗Absorb Someone's Attention
phraseTo fully captivate or fascinate another person's attention through compelling content
↗absorption
word C1The process or action by which one thing takes in or soaks up another substance.
↗abstain
word C1To deliberately restrain oneself from indulging in or partaking of something.
↗Abstain from Cigarettes
phraseTo deliberately refrain from smoking tobacco cigarettes
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