This document provides mnemonic devices to help remember word meanings. It lists words in the left column with their meanings in the middle column. The right column provides two mnemonics for each word to associate it with its definition. The mnemonics are phrases or words that contain clues to the word's meaning through similarities in spelling, sounds, or associations.
This document provides mnemonic devices to help remember word meanings. It lists words in the left column with their meanings in the middle column. The right column provides two mnemonics for each word to associate it with its definition. The mnemonics are phrases or words that contain clues to the word's meaning through similarities in spelling, sounds, or associations.
This document provides mnemonic devices to help remember word meanings. It lists words in the left column with their meanings in the middle column. The right column provides two mnemonics for each word to associate it with its definition. The mnemonics are phrases or words that contain clues to the word's meaning through similarities in spelling, sounds, or associations.
Abate subside , or Fate - Development of events Fate - Development
moderate beyond control. of events beyond control. Late - Happening Late - Happening after after expected time. expected time. Mate - Friend or Mate - Friend or companion. companion. Gate - Hinged barrier to close an opening. Gate - Hinged barrier to close an opening. Kate - Female given name. Kate - Female given name.
Aberrant abnormal, or Same as before Same as before
deviant
Abeyance suspended Obedience - compliance with Beyance - not a commonly
action someone's wishes or orders or used word, but it could be acknowledgment of their authority. interpreted as a variation of "abeyance," meaning a state Obeying - following commands, of temporary suspension or instructions, or rules. inactivity. Abeyant - temporarily inactive, suspended, or set aside. Abeyancy - the state of being in abeyance, meaning a temporary state of suspension or inactivity.
Abscond depart Absolve: to declare someone free
secretly and from guilt, obligation, or punishment. hide Abstinent sparing in Abstinent: refraining from indulging Abstemious: characterized by eating and in certain behaviors, typically moderation, especially in drinking; related to substances like alcohol or eating and drinking. temperate drugs.
Aesthetic artistic; dealing Ascetic: characterized by self- Ascetic: characterized by
with or capable discipline and abstention from self-discipline and abstention of appreciating indulgence, often for religious or from indulgence, often for the beautiful philosophical reasons. religious or philosophical reasons.
Admonish warn; reprove Admire Admonish: to warn or
reprimand someone firmly.
Adulterate make impure Adulate: to excessively praise or
by adding flatter someone. inferior or tainted substances
Aggregate gather; Aggravate: to make a problem, Abrogate - to repeal or
accumulate injury, or offense worse or more abolish a law, agreement, or serious. custom formally
Alacrity cheerful Allottery - The distribution of Allegory - A story, poem, or picture
that can be interpreted to reveal a promptness; something by allotment; allocation. hidden meaning, typically a moral or eagerness political one. Electry - A term that is not Eleutheri - A term that is not commonly used and doesn't have a commonly used and doesn't have a widely accepted meaning. widely accepted meaning. It's worth noting that while these words sound similar to "alacrity," they have different meanings.