Word	Meaning	Sentence
abscond	to go away suddenly (to avoid arrest)	The dog has absonded the bone piece. The cashier has absconded large amount of cash f
abstruse	difficult to comprehend or understand, obscure	his explanations are so abstruse that I cannot understand at the end of class
abut	to be adjacent, border on	This piece of land abuts on a lake
abysmal	bottomless, extreme	His reponse to my questions was abysmal. Due to starvation, his state was abysmal
acarpous	effete , no longer fertile or worn out	The flooding conditions in the Midwest will create a plethora of acarpous crops
acclaimed	welcomed with shouts and approval	he was acclaimed the most succesful industrialist of the year
accolade	award or praise approval	he received many accolades
accretion	Growth or increase in size by gradual external addition, fusion, or inclusion,the growing of separate things into one	the accretions of paint that had buried the door's details like snow
accrue	accumulate	he accrued so much wealth
adamant	kind of stone inflexible	he is adamant about following rules and procedures

Word	Descritption	Sample Sentence
abate	to lessen or to subside	We have to wait till the storm abated.
abdicate	giving up control authority	King Edward abdicated the British throne in order to marry American divorcée Wallis Simpson
aberration	abnormality, straying away from normality	He has abberant habits. The abberant results shows that there is something wrong with the experiment.
abet	help somebody in doing (crime)	nina abetted him in stealing questions papers
abeyance	suspended action	The costruction of buildig is in abeyance till the we recieve the JUDICIAL clearance
abhor	to detest or to hate	i abhor his way of managing things
abide	to be faithful to endure , to hold	All citizens have to abide by the law of the State.
abjure	to giveup on oath or belief	She abjured her beliefs, For nearly 21 years after his resignation as Prime Minister in 1963, he abjured all titles, preferring to remain just plain 'Mr.'
abraded	to rub off or worn away by friction	The tyre was abraded by constant usage.
abrogate	to put aside; put an end to	The government decided to abrogate sati