Speak Fluent English: Increase Your Vocabulary of English

 ABATE:

 Verb, to become less intense

When my anxieties get abated.

Oh Yes! My workload has abated.

 

ABERRANT,

 Adjective, abnormal

Her walk is aberrant because she has injuries in her leg.

Scientists feel an aberrant division of cells.

 

ABEYANCE

Noun, state of temporary inactivity.

The classes are in abeyance due to the road blockage.

The workshops have been in abeyance due to the current situation in the country.

 

ABSCONDED

 Verb, to leave hurriedly or secretly

The husband absconded from his wife because he forgot their anniversary

The son absconded to hide his marks from his father.

 

ABSTEMIOUS

Adjective, someone who is moderate in regards to eating and drinking

The doctor recommended that he follow an abstemious diet.

She maintains an abstemious lifestyle to keep her health in good condition.

 

ADMONISH

 Verb , to warn

She admonished Fatima to clear her dues before the due date.

The father admonished his son not to smoke

 

 

ADULTERATED

Verb to make something impure

They lost their customers due to adulterated products.

The milkman adulterated the milk by adding water and formaldehyde

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