Abjure to renounce - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

CBEST Vocabulary Questions and Correct Solutions 2024 abandon - Answer -total lack of inhibition abate - Answer -to decrease, to reduce abet - Answer -to aid, to act as an accomplice abnegate - Answer -to give up, to deny to oneself abjure - Answer -to renounce under oath, to abandon forever, to abstain from abortive - Answer -ending without results abrogate - Answer -to annul, to abolish by authoritative action abscond - Answer -to leave quickly in secret abstemious - Answer -done spa...

500 Most Common GRE Words Verified A+ Abase - to lower in rank or dignity; to humiliate. Abate - to lessen in intensity, quantity, or severity. Abdicate - to formally relinquish a position, right, or authority. Aberrant - departing from the usual or expected course. Abeyance - a temporary pause or suspension of a process or activity. Abjure - to formally reject or renounce a belief or position. Abscond - to secretly depart, often to avoid detection. Abstain - to cho...

Brainiac GRE Vocabulary: A Practice Test. Abase - CORRECT ANSWER Degrade or humble; to lower in rank, status, or esteem Abate - CORRECT ANSWER reduce, diminish Abdicate - CORRECT ANSWER Formally give up the throne (or some other power or responsibility) Aberrant - CORRECT ANSWER abnormal, deviant Abeyance - CORRECT ANSWER Temporary suspension, inactivity Abhor - CORRECT ANSWER Detest, regard with disgust Abjure - CORRECT ANSWER Give up, renounce; repudiate, recant, or shun...

ACT TEST VOCABULARY PREP 20 Questions with Verified Answers abberrant - CORRECT ANSWER Markedly different from an accepted norm. aberration - CORRECT ANSWER Deviation from a right, customary, or prescribed course. abet - CORRECT ANSWER To aid, promote, or encourage the commission of (an offense). abeyance - CORRECT ANSWER A state of suspension or temporary inaction. abjure - CORRECT ANSWER To recant, renounce, repudiate under oath. ablution - CORRECT ANSWER A washing or cleansi...

HSPT VOCABULARY WORD GRADED A+ END OF YEAR EXAM 2023 Abate - ANS To become less intense or widespread Abet - ANS To aid Abjure - ANS to renounce, to give something up abode - ANS a house or home accord - ANS to give or grant acrid - ANS sour, tart, having bad taste acute - ANS an unwelcome situation adamant - ANS hard; stubborn adept - ANS very skilled at something adjacent - ANS next to something else advocate - ANS one who supports a cause affable - ANS friendly, good-natured aff...

abate - Answer to lessen in intensity or degree Aberrant - Answer Deviating from the norm. abjure - Answer to renounce or reject solemnly; to recant; to avoid Abscond - Answer To depart clandestinely; to steal off and hide. accolade - Answer an expression of praise acerbic - Answer having a sour or bitter taste or character; sharp; biting acumen - Answer keen, accurate judgment or insight adulation - Answer excessive praise; intense adoration adulterate - ...

CBEST Vocabulary Test with Complete Solutions abandon - Answer-total lack of inhibition abate - Answer-to decrease, to reduce abet - Answer-to aid, to act as an accomplice abnegate - Answer-to give up, to deny to oneself abjure - Answer-to renounce under oath, to abandon forever, to abstain from abortive - Answer-ending without results abrogate - Answer-to annul, to abolish by authoritative action abscond - Answer-to leave quickly in secret abstemious - Answer-done spari...

HSPT Vocabulary 2020(updated)already passed Abate - correct answer To become less intense or widespread Abet - correct answer To aid Abjure - correct answer to renounce, to give something up abode - correct answer a house or home accord - correct answer to give or grant acrid - correct answer sour, tart, having bad taste acute - correct answer an unwelcome situation adamant - correct answer hard; stubborn adept - correct answer very skilled at something adjacent - cor...

abet - to aid, help, encourage abjure - to renounce, to give something up abstemious - sparing in consumption of especially food and drink accede - to agree to acquiesce - to accept without protest; to agree or submit acrid - harsh or corrosive in tone, harsh in taste or odor; sharp in manner or temper adamant - hard, stubborn affable - courteous and pleasant, sociable, easy to speak to agile - nimble, quick alleviate - to make easieraloof - remote in manner ambiguous - having more tha...

abet - to aid, help, encourage abjure - to renounce, to give something up abstemious - sparing in consumption of especially food and drink accede - to agree to acquiesce - to accept without protest; to agree or submit acrid - harsh or corrosive in tone, harsh in taste or odor; sharp in manner or temper adamant - hard, stubborn affable - courteous and pleasant, sociable, easy to speak to agile - nimble, quick alleviate - to make easieraloof - remote in manner ambiguous - having more tha...