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AD-A-AC-ACQ-AF-AG-AL-AN-AP-AR-AS-AT
AD- is a very common prefix, meaning to or toward. The d changes when it's in front of other letters. AD-A-AC-ACQ-AF-AG-AL-AN-AP-AR-AS-AT. Most words beginning with A and a double consonant are AD + a root
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allocate,  | to assign |
| alloy, | to mix; make less pure;mixture |
| arroyo, | gully |
| assay, | to analyze; evaluate |
| attentive, | alert and watchful; considerate |
| approbation | approval |
| assuage, | to ease pain or satisfy hunger |
| abeyance, | postponement |
| abate, | to reduce, decrease |
| affluent, | well-off |
| apprentice, | novice, learning a trade from someone more skilled |
| accommodating, | helpful, obliging, polite |
| accredit, | to send with credentials to act |
| ameliorate, | to relieve, as from pain or hardship; to make better |
| allusion, | indirect reference |
| aggregate, | group, total collectivity |
| alliteration | repetition of beginning sound in poetry. |
| annotate, | to make explanatory notes |
| aggrandize, | to exaggerate |
| amenable, | readily managed; willing to be led. |
| allay, | to soothe, to relieve |
| annuity | an investment that provides a fixed annual income |
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