| A | B |
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| account | a written description of events or a business record of money |
| addition | the process of finding the sum of two or more numbers |
| accurate | free from error or mistakes; correct; exact or precise |
| approve | to think of favorably; consider right or good |
| advice | an opinion about how to solve a problem; guidance |
| assist | to help or aid |
| affair | an occurance, action, event, or proceedure |
| advise | to give advice to or to offer advice or guidance |
| applaud | to express praise or approval by clapping the hands |
| assure | to make certain; to guarantee; to inform positively |
| assume | to take for granted; suppose |
| adjust | to change, set, or regulate in order to achieve a desired result |
| appeal | an urgent or earnest request |
| accuse | to blame; to charge formally with wrongdoing |
| assign | to select for duty or office; appoint; to give out as a task |
| accomplish | to carry out; to achieve; complete |
| approach | a way or method of dealing or working with someone or something |
| according | as stated or indicated by; on the authority of |
| acquire | to get to have; gain; obtain |
| assemble | to put together |
| approximate | almost exact or accurate |
| appropriate | suitable for a particular person, condition, occasion, or place; proper |
| accumulate | to gather together; to pile up; collect |
| affiliated | associated or joined, as with a larger, more important body |
| applicant | a person who applies for something, like a job or housing |
