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- accordance Word C1 Accordance is the state of being in agreement with a rule, plan, or principle.
- accordingly Word C1 In a way that is appropriate to the situation or follows logically from it.
- accountability Word C1 Accountability is the obligation to take responsibility for your actions and explain your decisions or results.
- accountable Word C1 Required to explain your actions and accept responsibility for their results.
- accumulate Word C1 To accumulate means to gather or build up something gradually over time.
- accumulation Word C1 Accumulation is the gradual gathering or building up of something over time.
- accusation Word C1 An accusation is a statement saying that someone has done something wrong or illegal.
- accused Word C1 “Accused” describes someone who is officially said to have committed a crime or wrongdoing.
- ace up your sleeve Idiom C1 An ace up your sleeve is a secret advantage or hidden plan you can use when you need it.
- achieve a goal Collocation to successfully reach an objective you have been working toward
- acid Word C1 An acid is a substance that has a low pH and can react with other materials, often tasting sour and sometimes causing c…
- acknowledge emotional cues Collocation To recognize and respond to the non-verbal or subtle signals of another person's feelings or state of mind.
- acquisition Word C1 Acquisition is the act of getting something or the thing that is obtained, especially in business or learning.
- acre Word C1 An acre is a unit of land area, especially used to measure fields and large plots.
- action item Collocation B1 A documented task or step that needs to be taken to achieve a goal, solve a problem, or complete a project. It typicall…
- activation Word C1 Activation is the process of making something start working or become active.
- activist Word C1 An activist is a person who takes action to bring about social or political change.
- actually Word B1 Used to refer to what is true or real, often in contrast to what has been said or what might be expected.
- acute Word C1 Acute describes something very severe or intense, especially a problem or a feeling, often happening suddenly.
- adaptation Word C1 Adaptation is the process of changing something to suit a new situation or purpose.