Part 1 Flashcards
(245 cards)
abolish
to completely end or get rid of a law, system, or practice
abortion
the medical procedure to end a pregnancy before birth
absence
the state of being away or not present
absent
not present in a place where one is expected to be
absorb
to take in or soak up something like a liquid, information, or energy
abstract
existing in thought or theory but not having a physical or concrete existence
absurd
completely ridiculous or unreasonable; contrary to logic
abuse
to treat someone or something wrongly or harmfully; cruel or violent treatment
academy
a school or institution for specialized training or instruction
accelerate
to increase in speed or happen faster
accent
a distinctive way of pronouncing words, typically associated with a particular region or country
acceptance
the act of agreeing to take or receive something offered; willingness to tolerate a difficult situation
accessible
easy to reach, enter, use, or understand
accidentally
happening by chance or unintentionally; not planned
accommodate
to provide space or lodging for someone; to adjust to new conditions
accommodation
a place to stay, live, or work
accomplish
to succeed in doing something; to achieve a goal
accomplishment
something successful that has been achieved
accordingly
in a way that matches or follows what was mentioned
accountability
the state of being responsible for one’s actions and decisions
accountable
required to explain actions or decisions to someone; responsible
accountant
a person whose job is to keep and inspect financial records
accumulate
to gradually collect or gather more and more of something over time
accumulation
the process of gathering or acquiring more and more of something