1. Absolve 1. Absolve (v.)(v.)
To Declare To Declare innocentinnocent
2. Abstract 2. Abstract (adj.)(adj.)
Not ConcreteNot Concrete
3. Accessible 3. Accessible (adj.)(adj.)
Easily Easily approachedapproached
4. 4. AccommodaAccommoda
te (v.)te (v.)
To assist To assist
5. 5. AcknowledAcknowled
ge (v.)ge (v.)
To recognizeTo recognize
6. Affluence 6. Affluence (n.)(n.)
Riches/wealthRiches/wealth
7. Alleviate 7. Alleviate (v.)(v.)
To relieveTo relieve
8. 8. Ambiguous Ambiguous
(adj.)(adj.)
Open Open -Ended/vague-Ended/vague
9. Ample 9. Ample (adj.)(adj.)
More than More than enough enough
10. Apathy 10. Apathy (n.)(n.)
Lack of emotionLack of emotion
11. 11. Arrogance Arrogance
(n.)(n.)Offensive pride Offensive pride
12. 12. Assumption Assumption
(n.)(n.)Idea without Idea without evidence / evidence / guessguess
13. Authentic 13. Authentic (adj.)(adj.)
Genuine / realGenuine / real
14. 14. Autonomous Autonomous
(adj.)(adj.)independent; independent; self-rulingself-ruling
15. Benign 15. Benign (adj.)(adj.)
Gentle / kindGentle / kind
16. Captivate 16. Captivate (v.)(v.)
to completely to completely hold the hold the attention ofattention of
17. 17. Chronicle Chronicle
(noun)(noun)Events written Events written in orderin order
18. Cite (v.)18. Cite (v.)
To give creditTo give credit
19. 19. Component Component
(n.)(n.)A necessary A necessary element or partelement or part
20. Condone 20. Condone (v.)(v.)
To excuse or To excuse or allowallow
21. 21. Convention Convention
An An assembly/group of assembly/group of
people people
22. 22. ConformityConformity
The act of The act of following/becoming like following/becoming like
othersothers
23. Console 23. Console
To comfortTo comfort
24. 24. DegenerateDegenerate
To decline/to worsen To decline/to worsen in state or conditionin state or condition
25. 25. DenounceDenounce
To announce To announce publicly in a publicly in a
negative mannernegative manner
26. Depict26. Depict
To To represent/describrepresent/describ
ee
27. Deplete27. Deplete
To use completelyTo use completely
28. Derision28. Derision
To ridicule/ScornTo ridicule/Scorn
29. Digression29. Digression
The act of changing The act of changing topics in writing or topics in writing or speakingspeaking
30. Disclaimer30. Disclaimer
To deny any To deny any responsibilityresponsibility
31. Discord31. Discord
Lack of agreementLack of agreement
32. Disperse32. Disperse
To spread out To spread out evenlyevenly
33. 33. DistinctionDistinction
To stand out with To stand out with striking differencesstriking differences
34. Divulge34. Divulge
To make knownTo make known
35. Elusive35. Elusive
Difficult to graspDifficult to grasp
36. Erode36. Erode
To destroy slowlyTo destroy slowly
37. Excerpt37. Excerpt
A selected A selected passagepassage
38. Exploit38. Exploit
((v) To take advantage of v) To take advantage of
39. Facilitate39. Facilitate
To guide or oversee; To guide or oversee; to make easierto make easier
40. Forthright40. Forthright
Direct / Direct / straightforwardstraightforward
41. Futile41. Futile
Ineffective / useless;Ineffective / useless;
42. Gratify42. Gratify
To satisfy or indulge;To satisfy or indulge;
43. Hamper43. Hamper
To interfere or To interfere or hinder;hinder;
44. Hostility44. Hostility
Hatred or animosity;Hatred or animosity;
45. Impede45. Impede
To obstruct, hinder, To obstruct, hinder, or slow down;or slow down;
46. 46. ImplementImplement
To fulfill or carry out;To fulfill or carry out;
47. 47. ImplicationImplication
Something implied or Something implied or understood; the result understood; the result or consequence of;or consequence of;
48. 48. InconsistencyInconsistency
Contradictory; not Contradictory; not predictable;predictable;
49. 49. IncorporateIncorporate
To unite or combine;To unite or combine;
50. Indict50. Indict
To charge with an To charge with an offense or crime;offense or crime;
51. Induce51. Induce
To bring about; to lead To bring about; to lead or move by persuasion or move by persuasion or influence;or influence;
52. Ingrate52. Ingrate
An ungrateful An ungrateful person;person;
53. Initiate53. Initiate
To introduce or To introduce or begin;begin;
54. Irony54. Irony
An unexpected An unexpected occurrence or occurrence or outcome;outcome;
55. Larceny55. Larceny
Theft / stealing;Theft / stealing;
56. Loathe56. Loathe
To detest or hate;To detest or hate;
57. Malice57. Malice
Animosity or Animosity or bitterness; hatred;bitterness; hatred;
58. Meek58. Meek
Very calm and mild; Very calm and mild; overly submissive or overly submissive or agreeable;agreeable;
59. 59. MisconceptionMisconception
A mistaken idea or A mistaken idea or notion;notion;
60. Monotony60. Monotony
An unchanging sound An unchanging sound or action; lack of or action; lack of variety;variety;
61. Nocturnal61. Nocturnal
Active at nightActive at night
62. Notorious62. Notorious
Public or generally Public or generally knownknown
63. Obscure63. Obscure
Ambiguous, vague, Ambiguous, vague, or uncertainor uncertain
64. Optimist64. Optimist
An optimistic personAn optimistic person
65. Pacify65. Pacify
To calm or bring To calm or bring peacepeace
66. Patronize66. Patronize
To behave in an To behave in an offensive manner offensive manner
towardtoward
67. Pessimism67. Pessimism
The tendency to see, The tendency to see, anticipate, or anticipate, or
emphasize only bad emphasize only bad outcomesoutcomes
68. 68. PhilanthropistPhilanthropist
A person who practices A person who practices philanthropyphilanthropy
Philanthropy: Effort to increase Philanthropy: Effort to increase the well-being of humankindthe well-being of humankind
69. Potency69. Potency
A person or thing of A person or thing of influenceinfluence
70. Precedent70. Precedent
Any act or decision Any act or decision that serves as a that serves as a
guide or justification guide or justification for a similar situationfor a similar situation
71. Predator71. Predator
An organism that An organism that lives by preying on lives by preying on
other organismsother organisms
72. Premise72. Premise
A proposition A proposition helping to support helping to support
a conclusiona conclusion
73. 73. PremonitionPremonition
A feeling of anxiety A feeling of anxiety over a future event; over a future event;
a forewarninga forewarning
74. Profound74. Profound
Having deep insight Having deep insight or understandingor understanding
75. Prologue75. Prologue
An introductory An introductory scene, speech, scene, speech, preface, etc.preface, etc.
76. Prosperity76. Prosperity
A successful or A successful or thriving condition thriving condition (especially with (especially with
money)money)
77. Random77. Random
Occurring without Occurring without reason or patternreason or pattern
78. Recluse78. Recluse
Shut off or apart Shut off or apart from the worldfrom the world
79. Refute79. Refute
To prove to be falseTo prove to be false
80. Reserved80. Reserved
Set apart for some Set apart for some particular useparticular use