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ABUSE
– v. to deceive
ABUSE – n.
deception
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v.
to use so as to injure or damage
n. improper or excessive
treatment
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ADDRESS
– v. to prepare oneself
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v.
to speak or write directly to
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ADVERTISING
– adj. attentive
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adj.
promotional, especially paid
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ADVICE
– n. consideration, discretion
ADVISE
– v. to consider, reflect
ADVISED – adj. considerate
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n.
recommendation regarding a decision or course of conduct
v.
to give information or notice to
adj. thought out, considered
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AGNISE
– v. to acknowledge, confess
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AGNIZE
– v. to know
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ALLOW
– v. to approve
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v.
to assign, admit, concede, permit
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APPEAL
– n. accusation
APPEAL – v.
to accuse
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n.
an earnest entreaty
v.
to make an earnest request
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APPREHENSION
– n. opinion
APPREHENSIVE
– adj. apt to apprehend or understand
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n.
the act of comprehending; suspicion or fear, especially
of future evil
adj.
discerning; viewing the future with anxiety or alarm
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ASSURED
– adj. betrothed
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adj.
secure, certain, satisfied
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ATONE
– v. to put people at one, to reconcile, to agree
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v.
to make amends, to supply satisfaction for, to expiate
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ATTACH
– v. to seize, lay hold on
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v.
to bind oneself or objects
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AUTHENTIC
– adj. clothed with authority
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adj.
worthy of acceptance or belief; real, actual, conforming
to an original
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AWFUL
– adj. worshipful
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adj.
exceedingly great; extremely disagreeable or
objectionable
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AWKWARD
– adj. contrary
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adj.
lacking dexterity, ease, or grace
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