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theoretical; not concrete Advanced algebra is too abstract for most people. |
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difficult to understand Her abstruse explanation of the accident was bewildering. |
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praise; applaud Mark Twain was a highly-acclaimed author and lecturer. |
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an award or praise The film received accolades from both the critics and the general public. |
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reluctantly agreeable; compliant Some employers insist on acquiescence and will fire anyone who rebels. |
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words or behavior filled with harshness or anger Unfortunately, divorce proceedings are often filled with acrimony. |
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refusing to change; stubborn, unyielding She was adamant that her son be home by midnight. |
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skillful in physical activity, or in handling difficult situations Her adroitness on the balance beam stunned the crowd. |
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support; plead for; speak on behalf of Lawyers advocate for their clients. |
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friendly; easygoing Most television new anchors appear to affable, at least on on the air. |
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