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- advocate Word C1 An advocate is someone who publicly supports a cause or argues for a person or idea.
- aesthetic Word C1 Aesthetic refers to beauty or artistic style, or to a set of ideas about what looks and feels beautiful.
- affect Word B2 To affect something is to influence it or cause it to change.
- affection Word C1 Affection is a warm feeling of love and caring for someone or something.
- aftermath Word C1 The aftermath is the period and situation that follow an important, often unpleasant event.
- afternoon Word The afternoon is the period of the day between noon and evening.
- ageist Word C1 Showing unfair prejudice or discrimination against people because of their age.
- aggression Word C1 Aggression is hostile or violent behavior, or a strong readiness to attack or argue.
- agnostic Word B2 An agnostic is someone who does not claim to know whether God exists.
- agricultural Word C1 Related to farming, crops, and the raising of animals for food or other products.
- aide Word C1 An aide is a person who assists someone, especially in a workplace or official setting.
- alert Word C1 Alert means quick to notice and respond to things happening around you.
- alien Word C1 An alien is a person from another country or, in science fiction, a being from another planet.
- align Word C1 To align means to arrange things in a straight line or correct position so they match or fit together properly.
- alignment Word C1 Alignment is the correct arrangement or positioning of things so they line up properly.
- alike Word C1 Alike means similar to each other in appearance, character, or nature.
- allegation Word C1 An allegation is a claim that someone has done something wrong, usually without proof yet.
- allege Word C1 To allege something is to claim that it is true, often without presenting proof.
- allegedly Word C1 Used to say something is claimed to be true but has not been proven.
- allegory Word C1 An allegory is a story or artwork in which characters and events represent deeper ideas or moral lessons.