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Sixth Level Vocabulary List for Visiting Scholars in the USA - Page 1 |
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| Word | Type | Used in a Sentence | Synonym |
| abdomen | noun | She had a pain in her abdomen | stomach area |
| abide | verb | He will just abide his time. | wait patiently |
| verb | They will abide in Italy soon. | dwell | |
| verb | We cannot abide her attitude. | tolerate | |
| abolish | verb | We will abolish the merit system. | eliminate |
| abound | verb | Fish abound in the lake. | plentiful, flourish |
| abridge | verb | You should abridge the titles. | shorten |
| abrupt | adj. | They came to an abrupt stop. | sudden |
| absurd | adj. | His comment was absurd. | ridiculous |
| abuse | verb | Do not abuse your wife. | ill-treatment |
| noun | We won't listen to his abuse. | insults | |
| verb | She abused her freedom. | misused | |
| adjourn | verb | He adjourned the meeting | discontinued |
| admiral | noun | The officer was an admiral. | naval rank |
| adore | verb | I adore my baby daughter. | cherish |
| adorn | verb | I will adorn the tree with lights. | decorate |
| affirmative | adj. | He gave an affirmative answer. | approving |
| afflict | verb | She was afflicted with polio. | tormented |
| agony | noun | He was in agony. | pain |
| aisle | noun | The box blocked the aisle. | passageway |
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