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    "definition": "to give up, often in a formal manner",
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    "definition": "unusual*",
    "example": "My dog displayed aberrant behavior when he refused to greet me at the door or eat any of the treats I offered.",
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    "word": "abeyance",
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    "definition": "temporary suspension",
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    "definition": "to give up, often in a formal manner",
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    "definition": "sparing in consumption, especially of food and drink",
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    "definition": "hard to understand",
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    "word": "accretion",
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    "definition": "an increase",
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    "word": "acerbic",
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    "definition": "sour; harsh",
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    "word": "acidulous",
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    "definition": "sour; sharp",
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    "word": "acme",
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    "definition": "highest point",
    "example": "The Roman Empire reached its acme of power around 11 AD, but a slow decline occurred over the next four centuries.",
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    "word": "acumen",
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    "definition": "good judgment",
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    "definition": "highly skilled, especially with one's hands",
    "example": "The adroit mechanic was able to fix Addy’s old car, even though six other mechanics said it couldn’t be repaired.",
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    "definition": "a nest; a home high on a mountain",
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    "definition": "relating to beauty*",
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    "definition": "friendly*",
    "example": "In the fable, the affable princess was adored by all except for her three stepsisters who were angered by herfriendliness",
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    "word": "affected",
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    "definition": "fake; phony",
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    "word": "aggrandize",
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    "definition": "increase in size",
    "example": "Agatha, an avid baseball enthusiast, used her inheritance to aggrandize her collection of baseball cards",
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    "word": "alacrity",
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    "definition": "liveliness and eagerness",
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    "definition": "magical power; process of turning base metals into gold",
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    "word": "amalgamation",
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    "definition": "a combination",
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    "word": "ameliorate",
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    "definition": "to make better",
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    "word": "amenable",
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    "definition": "agreeable",
    "example": "Amy was amenable to changing my schedule at work so that I could attend my son's baseball games",
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    "word": "amiable",
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    "definition": "friendly",
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    "word": "amortize",
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    "definition": "to eliminate debt by making payments",
    "example": "For most borrowers, it takes thirty years to amortize their mortgage",
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    "word": "amulet",
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    "definition": "a magical charm to ward off evil",
    "example": "Amos placed a small amulet in his pocket, a charm that he believed helped him advance to the state tennis finals.",
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    "word": "anachronistic",
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    "definition": "out of chronological order",
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    "word": "analgesic",
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    "definition": "capable of relieving pain",
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    "definition": "something that relieves pain",
    "example": "The comedy club was an anodyne to Annika's grief; while she was there, she could forget her pain and sadness.",
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    "definition": "theory that regards humans as the central element of the universe",
    "example": "People who support the theory of anthropocentrism have a difficult time believing in intelligent life on other planets.",
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    "definition": "strong dislike",
    "example": "Antonio's antipathy for reporters stemmed from his childhood, when journalists hassled him about his father's trial.",
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    "definition": "an absence of emotion or enthusiasm*",
    "example": "The teacher was disappointed in the students’ apathy toward the field trip; she had mistakenly believed that this tripwould finally excite them about learning",
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    "word": "apocryphal",
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    "definition": "fake; untrue",
    "example": "April told an apocryphal tale about my mother; I wanted so much to believe it even though I knew it wasn't true.",
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    "word": "apostate",
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    "definition": "person who abandons their religion or cause",
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    "word": "approbation",
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    "definition": "approval",
    "example": "Apollo's proposal for new lighting on campus was met with approbation, as the board agreed there was a safety issue",
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    "definition": "so extremely old as seeming to belong to an earlier period*",
    "example": "The college cannot have sorority or fraternity houses because of an archaic town law that does not allow unmarriedpeople to live together",
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    "word": "ardor",
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    "definition": "intense passion",
    "example": "Mrs. Armstrong, my English teacher, is known for her ardor for the literature of William Faulkner; last summer sheeven visited his hometown in Mississippi in order to better visualize the settings of his books.",
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    "word": "arrogate",
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    "definition": "to claim without rights",
    "example": "The government arrogated Arianna's land, so she hired a lawyer to prove it did not have any rights to her property",
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    "word": "ascertain",
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    "definition": "to make certain",
    "example": "The detective was able to ascertain the suspect’s whereabouts on the night of the burglary through surveillance video",
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    "word": "ascetic",
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    "definition": "a person who practices self-denial as a spiritual discipline",
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    "word": "assail",
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    "definition": "to attack",
    "example": "Asa was determined to master the GRE Verbal Reasoning section, so she assailed vocabulary words with determination.",
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    "word": "assiduous",
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    "definition": "constant and attentive",
    "example": "Ashley is an assiduous researcher; she was able to find articles on the poet that even the librarian could not locate",
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    "word": "assuage",
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    "definition": "to relieve or ease",
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    "word": "attenuate",
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    "definition": "to weaken",
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    "word": "audacious",
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    "definition": "bold and fearless",
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    "word": "augment",
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    "definition": "to enlarge or increase",
    "example": "In an effort to augment her paper on William Faulkner, Aubrey added three pages about the author’s childhood.",
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    "definition": "divine prediction",
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    "definition": "noble and dignified",
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    "definition": "favorable; fortunate",
    "example": "Austin waited for an auspicious time to ask his father to borrow the car; he finally had his chance on the day that hisdad received a sizable raise at work",
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    "definition": "1. strict; disciplined; serious 2. simple; undecorated",
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    "definition": "independence",
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    "definition": "extreme greed for material wealth",
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    "definition": "resembling an uncle in kindness or indulgence",
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    "definition": "principle or rule; a statement that is taken to be true, as a premise or starting point for further reasoning and arguments",
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    "definition": "repeated too often; overfamiliar through overuse",
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    "definition": "a bell tower",
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    "definition": "charitable; kind",
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    "definition": "a large group",
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    "definition": "to divide into two branches",
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    "definition": "to cheat or swindle",
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    "definition": "any factor that causes decay or deterioration",
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    "definition": "cheerful",
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    "definition": "pompous or pretentious talk or writing",
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    "definition": "friendliness",
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