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- appreciation Word C1 Appreciation is the recognition and enjoyment of the value, quality, or meaning of something.
- arbitrary Word C1 Arbitrary describes something decided by personal choice or chance rather than by a clear rule, reason, or system.
- architectural Word C1 Relating to the design and construction of buildings or to architecture as a field.
- archive Word C1 An archive is a place or collection where important records and documents are stored for long-term keeping.
- arena Word C1 An arena is a large, enclosed place where sports, concerts, or other public events are held.
- arguably Word C1 Used to say that something can reasonably be claimed, even if not everyone agrees.
- arm Word C1 An arm is the upper limb of the human body that extends from the shoulder to the hand.
- array Word C1 An array is an ordered set of items, often stored and accessed as a single unit.
- arrogance Word C1 Arrogance is an exaggerated sense of your own importance that makes you act as if you are better than others.
- arrogant Word C1 Having an overly high opinion of your own importance or abilities and showing it in a rude, superior way.
- articulate Word C1 Able to express ideas clearly and effectively in speech or writing.
- artillery Word Artillery is large, powerful guns used by an army to fire shells over long distances.
- ash Word C1 Ash is the soft gray powder left after something has burned.
- aspiration Word C1 An aspiration is a strong desire to achieve something important in the future.
- aspire Word C1 To aspire means to strongly want to achieve something important and work toward it.
- assassination Word C1 Assassination is the deliberate killing of a prominent person, usually for political reasons.
- assault Word C1 An assault is a physical attack or a violent attempt to harm someone.
- assemble Word C1 To assemble means to bring parts or people together into a whole or a group.
- assembly Word C1 An assembly is a group of people gathered together for a specific purpose, often in an official or organized setting.
- assert Word C1 To assert something is to state it confidently, often as a fact or strong opinion.