Vocab abdicate
Artifice
A clever means to an end
Affinity
A kinship or likeness
Anathema
A strong denunciation; a curse
Aversion
A strong dislike
Arbitrary
Based on unpredictable decisions rather than law
Amicable
Characterized by friendly goodwill
Anarchy
Condition of lawlessness and disorder, often due to lack of governmental authority
Anomaly
Departure from the normal rules
Aberration
Disorder of the mind
Blasphemous
Disrespectful or offensive
Avarice
Immoderate desire for wealth; greed
Adamant
Immovable, especially in opposing something
Blatantly
In an extremely obvious way; conspicuously
Ardor
Intense enthusiasm; passion
Affiliated
Joined in close association
Apathy
Lack of feeling or interest
Abject
Low; contemptible; wretched
Assign
Person to whom property is transferred in a will or other legal document
Amehyst
Purple or violet form of transparent quartz used as a gemstone
Alleviation
Relief
Abominable
Thoroughly detestable
Attest
To affirm to be true; to be proof of
Ascribe
To attribute to a specified cause or source
Appease
To bring peace, quiet, or calm to; to soothe
Acquiesce
To comply or give in
Abdicate
To give up responsibility for
Ameliorate
To improve
Abhor
To regard with disgust
Ambiguity
Unclearness; uncertainty
Admonitory
Warning
Affluence
Wealth