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| Question | Answer |
| Abate | To become weaker, to decrease in strength, Decrease |
| Aberrant | Unusual, Different from usual |
| Abet | To help, Encourage To support someone in a criminal act |
| Abeyance | Cold Storage, Latency, Deep Freeze |
| Abnegate | Surrender, Step down from, resign |
| Abortive | Not Successful, Failure |
| Abridge | To shorten by leaving out some parts. To lessen the strength or effect of something |
| Abrogate | to end, cancel in a formal and official way |
| Abscond | To go away, Escape secretly. |
| Abstemious | Not eating or drinking too much. Sober, Temperate |
| Abstract | A brief written statement of the main points or facts in a longer report Summary, Synopsis, To steal, To obtain or remove something |
| Abstruse | Hard to understand |
| Abyss | A hole or space so deep which cannot be measured. |
| Abysmal | Extremely poor or bad Deep, bottomless |
| Accede | To agree to a request or demand To enter a high office or position. |
| Acclaim | To praise in very strong and enthusiastic way. Applause, Cheer, Salute. |
| Acclivity | An ascending slop, Hill, rise, uphill |
| Accolade | An award, Expression of praise |
| Accretion | Slow accumulation or formation A result of gradual growth |
| Acme | The highest point of something Peak, Summit, Culmination |
| Acquiesce | To agree/accept/allow something without any argument Accede, Consent |
| Acrid | Bitter and unpleasant in taste or smell. |
| Acrimonious | Angry and bitter Acrid, Bitter, Hard, Sore |
| Actuate | To make move/operate To cause someone to do something Activate, Crank up, Drive |
| Acuity | The ability to see, hear or understand something easily Delicacy, sensitivity, sharpness |
| Acumen | The ability to think clearly and make good decision. |
| Adept | Highly skilled and well-trained person Expert, Proficient |
| Adjure | To urge/Command to do something |
| Admonish | To speak to someone in a way that expresses disapproval or criticism. |
| Adulate | Excessive or slavish admiration or flattery. |
| Adulterate | To make something impure by adding something of poor. Impure, Alloyed, Dilute |
| Adumbrate | To suggest, Disclose, outline partially. Something that shows what is coming To suggest beforehand |
| Adversary | Enemy, Opponent |
| Adversity | A difficult situation/condition Misfortune, Tragedy |
| Advocate | A person who argues for or support a cause or policy |
| Aerie | A nest of a bird especially of Hawk or Eagle Built at the cliff Or at the top of mountain. |
| Aesthetic | Relating to art or beauty, Beautiful, Lovely |
| Affable | Friendly and easy to talk to |
| Aggrandize | To make great or greater To increase, enlarge |
| Alchemy | A science that was used in the middle ages with the goal of changing ordinary metals into gold. A power that changes or transforms something in a mysterious Or impressive way. |
| Alacrity | A quick and cheerful readiness to do something. |
| Allay | To make less strong/severe. |
| Allude | To make indirect reference Hint, imply |
| Altruist | A person having feelings and behavior that show a desire to help others and lack selfishness |
| Amalgamate | To unite in one thing |
| Ambidextrous | Able to use both hands equally |
| Ambiguous | Not expressed or understood clearly Having more than one possible meaning |
| Ambivalence | Continual fluctuation between one thing and its opposite. |
| Ameliorate | To make better, less painful To make tolerable |
| Amenable | Willing to agree, Ready |
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