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Question	Answer
v. to become less active, less intense, or less in amount	Abate
adj. extremely bad	Abysmal
n. the act of gaining a skill or possession of something	Acquisition
adj. having knowledge or skill (usu. in a particular area)	Adept
adj. having sufficient qualifications to meet a specific task or purpose	Adequate
n. the arrival or creation of something (usu. historic)	Advent
n. someone who promotes or defends something v. to defend or promote something (usu. a belief, theory, opinion, etc.)	Advocate
adj. relating to beauty or refined taste	Aesthetic
v. to promote something (usu. a cause)	Agitate
v. to make a secretive mention of something	Allude
n. a noisy argument or confrontation	Altercation
adj. similar but not identical	Analogous
adj. extremely plain adj. stern and forbidding adj. relating to self-denial	Austere
adj. actively interested in or enthusiastic about something	Avid
adj. kind, generous	Benevolent
v. to support, strengthen, or fortify	Bolster
n. the trait of being honest and frank	Candor
adj. relating to the city or citizens	Civic
adj. indicating a rough texture adj. lacking refinement or sophistication	Coarse
adj. sufficiently qualified	Competent
v. to be forced to agree or surrender v. to admit to a transgression	Concede
n. the final act or climax	Culmination
v. to declare formally and with authority	Decree
v. to object to	Demur
adj. bare, barren, empty	Desolate
v. to belittle or speak down to	Disparage
n. the act of becoming diverse	Diversification
n. a principle, theory, or position, usu. advocated by a religion or gov’t	Doctrine
n. power and authority (usu. over a territory) n. a legal territory	Dominion
adj. doubtful, questionable	Dubious
adj. extremely bad	Egregious
adj. very expressive; using emphasis	Emphatic
adj. derived from experience, observation, or an experiment	Empirical
v. to draw forth or call up	Evoke
n. viciousness, violence	Ferocity
v. to prosper, grow, or make fast progress	Flourish
v. to stir up	Foment
adj. thrilling, exciting, stimulating	Galvanizing
adj. relating to old age	Geriatric
adj. publicly shameful or humiliating	Ignominious
n. the equal and objective treatment of opposing views	Impartiality
adj. not cautious or prudent; rash	Imprudent
n. apathy, emotional detachment	Indifference
v. to give into; to satisfy or gratify	Indulge
v. to guess, conclude, or derive by reasoningv	Infer
adj. can’t be satisfied	Insatiable
adj. incapable of being in harmony or agreed uponadj. incapable of being in harmony or agreed upon	Irreconcilable
v. to feel sorrow for; to mourn	Lament
adj. capable of making a lot of money; profitable	Lucrative
adj. capable of being molded or changed	Malleable