| A | B |
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| accumulate | to pile up; collect; gather: to accumulate a fortune. |
| adequate | able to satisfy a requirement; satisfactory; suitable: and adequate performance. barely satisfactory or enough: and adequate but not outstanding performance |
| ample | more than enough; plenty of; ample food for everyone. large in size, quantity, area, or capacity: an ample container. |
| colossal | gigantic; enormous in size; tremendous; huge: of colossial importance. |
| extensive | large or broad in area or range; farreaching: an extensive river system. large in quantity: extensive wealth. |
| meager | lacking in quantity or quality; less than enough; scanty; skimpy: meager resources. |
| partial | not total; incomplete: only a partial success. favoring one person or side over another; prejudiced: too partial ot judge fairly. liking a particular thing: partial to mexican food. |
| sparse | growing or settled far apart; a sparse population. |
| surpass | to be better, greater, or stronger than; exceed: to surpass the previous record. |
| trifle | a small amount; bit. something of little importance or value. a rich dessert made of sponge cake. to treat with little seriousness: a rattlesnake is nothing to trifle with. to play or toy with: to trifle with someone's feelings. |
