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No.WordDefinition
1abuseTo abuse is to use or treat something or someone in a harmful or wrongful manner.
2acceptTo accept is to agree to take or receive something that is offered or given.
3accessTo access is to obtain or gain entry to something, such as a website or a building.
4accordingTo accord is to agree or be in harmony with something.
5accountTo account is to give an explanation or justification for something.
6accuseTo charge someone with a crime or wrongdoing.
7achieveTo achieve is to accomplish or succeed in a particular goal or objective.
8acquireTo acquire is to gain or obtain something through one's efforts or actions.
9actTo act is to perform a specific action or behavior, often in response to a particular situation or circumstance.
10adaptTo adapt is to adjust or modify oneself to new circumstances or conditions.
11addTo increase or supplement something by joining or combining it with something else.
12addressTo address is to speak or write to someone about a particular topic or issue.
13adjustTo adjust is to change or modify something to fit or conform to a particular need or situation.
14admireTo look up to someone or something with respect or approval.
15admitTo acknowledge or accept something as true or real.
16adoptTo take on or assume something, such as a new policy or a child.
17advanceTo advance is to move forward or progress, often in a planned or deliberate manner.
18advancedTo advance is to move forward or progress in a particular direction.
19advantageTo advantage is to give someone or something a beneficial or favorable position.
20affectto have an impact or influence on something or someone.
21affordTo afford means to be able to pay for or have enough resources for something.
22ageTo age is to become older or mature.
23agreeTo agree means to have the same opinion or belief as another person.
24airTo air is to expose something to the open atmosphere or circulate fresh air in a space.
25alarmTo alarm is to cause fear or anxiety by alerting someone to potential danger.
26allowTo allow is to give permission or consent for something to happen or be done.
27amazingTo amaze is to surprise or impress someone greatly.
28amountTo amount is to add up or to reach a total quantity or value.
29angerTo anger is to make someone feel mad or frustrated.
30angleTo angle is to fish with a rod and line or to position oneself for a particular view or advantage.
31announceTo announce is to make a public statement or declaration about something.
32answerTo answer is to respond or to reply to a question or statement.
33anticipateTo anticipate is to expect or predict something to happen and to prepare for it.
34apologizeTo apologize is to express regret or say sorry for doing something wrong.
35appealTo appeal is to request or seek for a favorable decision or action.
36appearTo appear means to become visible or present oneself in a certain way.
37applyTo apply is to use or put something into action in a specific situation.
38appreciateTo appreciate is to recognize the value or worth of something or someone.
39approachTo approach is to move closer to something or someone or to make an effort to do something.
40appropriateto take something for one's own use, often without permission or in a way that is unfair.
41approveTo approve is to officially agree or give permission for something.
42areTo exist or to be present in a certain state or condition.
43argueTo argue is to engage in a verbal or written disagreement or debate with someone.
44ariseTo arise is to come into existence or occur as a result of something.
45armTo arm is to provide or equip someone or something with weapons or other defensive or offensive capabilities.
46arriveTo reach a destination or to get to a particular place.
47askTo ask is to pose a question or make a request for information.
48assistTo assist is to help or support someone in a task or activity.
49associateTo associate is to connect or link something with something else, often by way of similarity or shared characteristics.
50assumeTo assume is to take for granted or suppose something to be true without proof or evidence.