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ACTIVITY: Vocabulary

Hitler abdicated when he killed himself.

I abdicated my spot as manager of Taco Bell.

I abdicated my role as manager to give someone else a chance to take over.

I abdicate my room to my little sister.

I abetted my cousin when she took the car without permission.

My friend abetted me cheating on a test but I said “No.”

Last year I abetted my sister by lying to my mom when she was drunk.

I don’t like people who abet others.

I abetted my friend before he was about to rob the bank.

I abetted my brother to do the wrong thing.

I’m not an agnostic because I don’t question God; I believe in him 100%.

Agnostics probably contemplate a lot.

I know somebody who was an agnostic, but now they believe in God.

I think that my greatest acumen is in studying for my tests.

I had acumen to do well in wrestling, but I missed tryouts.

My soccer acumen makes everyone else look like fools on the field.

I had an absymal day after I got in trouble.

My behavior at school is absymal. I’m always in ISS.

Because I have absymal handwriting, my teachers can barely read it.

My short term memory is absymal. I can’t remember what happened yesterday.

My little cousin did the most absymal thing when he threw a block at the computer.

I think that the school lunch was absymal so threw it away.

Their quarrel estranged the two friends.
He is an assiduous worker who strove for perfection

The large dog deterred trespassers.

Timber is treated with creosote to deter rot.

My lawyer works two nights a week as an adjunct, teaching business law at the college.

I am an adjunct surgeon on the hospital staff.

You need to sign all of the documents, including the addendums.

The idea was unclear in the book, so she added an addendum to help readers.

AB
abaseto embarrass or shame one's self or someone else
abdicateto give up power or control
acquiesceto surrender; to agree without enthusiasm
abetto help someone who is doing something immoral or illegal
abeyancea temporary period of inactivity
abjureto take back or claim that something you said wasn't true; to give up on your previous beliefs
abrasivedescribes something that is rough like sandpaper or that causes tension
abridgeto cut short; to reduce in size
abstrusecomplicated and hard to understand
abysmalterrible; awful
amiable, affablefriendly
antecedeto come before something
assiduousdiligent, dedicated, and determined
belligerenthostile & always wanting to fight
coerceto force
commiserateto sympathize; to show sorrow for
deterto prevent and discourage
estrangeto separate and remove affection from another
languishto lose energy and vigor
malevolentdescribes someone who wishes harm on another
accrueto grow in number over time; to add to something slowly
acridbitter, acidic, & stinging in taste or manner
acumenskill
adeptskillful
addenduman addition at the end of a book or other document
adjunctan assistant; person with a lower status
adverseunfavorable and rebelling against something or someone
affinitya family relationship by marriage or a feeling of similarity and natural attraction to something else
agnostica person who is uncertain about the existence of God
chastenedremorseful
contriteremorseful
penitentremorseful
compunctionremorse
erraticinconsistent, unpredictable
duplicitoustwo-faced; lies often
slovenlynasty, sloppy, dirty
derelictionabandonment; bad situation that gets worse; neglectfulness



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