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Explore the added vocabulary, compare related forms, or locate a term from the supplied October word list. Meanings stay attached to the form they describe.

1,876 featured headwords86 grouped families399 added word records

Related noun, adjective or verb forms remain searchable and retain their definitions, examples and earlier study records. The comprehensive exam asks once per featured headword. Earlier lesson and specialist-exam questions remain available as word-form practice.

All 1,027 distinct supplied forms resolve to an entry. Repeated mentions are combined here. Spelling variants and inflections point to the appropriate headword; a grouped form still has its own meaning. The fragment "inheren" is explicitly interpreted as "inherent" from its context, not introduced as a new word.

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abate

To become less intense or severe.

One word family: also includes abatement.

2 mentions in the supplied list. case/accent/spacing only.

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abated

Find under abate

To become less intense or severe.

One word family: also includes abatement.

1 mention in the supplied list. spelling/inflected/phrase form.

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aberrant

Find under aberration

Departing from the usual or expected pattern.

One word family: also includes aberrant.

4 mentions in the supplied list. case/accent/spacing only.

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aberration

A departure from what is normal or expected.

One word family: also includes aberrant.

6 mentions in the supplied list. case/accent/spacing only.

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abscond

To leave secretly, especially to evade responsibility or detection.

1 mention in the supplied list. case/accent/spacing only.

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abstruse

Difficult to understand because of intellectual complexity or obscurity.

1 mention in the supplied list. case/accent/spacing only.

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acquiesce

To accept or agree without active resistance, often reluctantly.

One word family: also includes acquiescence, acquiescent.

3 mentions in the supplied list. case/accent/spacing only.

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acquiescence

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Acceptance without active objection, often despite reservations.

One word family: also includes acquiescence, acquiescent.

1 mention in the supplied list. case/accent/spacing only.

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acquiescent

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Ready to accept a decision without resistance.

One word family: also includes acquiescence, acquiescent.

4 mentions in the supplied list. case/accent/spacing only.

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adjunct

Something added to a main activity or item in a supporting role.

2 mentions in the supplied list. case/accent/spacing only.

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admonish

To warn, advise firmly, or express disapproval of someone's conduct.

2 mentions in the supplied list. case/accent/spacing only.

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admonished

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To warn, advise firmly, or express disapproval of someone's conduct.

1 mention in the supplied list. spelling/inflected/phrase form.

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advocating

Find under advocate

To publicly support or argue in favor of something.

1 mention in the supplied list. spelling/inflected/phrase form.

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aesthetic

Concerned with beauty, art, or the appreciation of appearance.

1 mention in the supplied list. case/accent/spacing only.

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affectation

An artificial manner adopted to create a particular impression.

4 mentions in the supplied list. case/accent/spacing only.

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