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| accept except |
to agree to receive or do not including |
| adverse averse |
unfavorable, harmful strongly disliking; opposed |
| advice advise |
recommendations about what to do to recommend something |
| affect effect |
to change or make a difference to a result; to bring about a result |
| aisle isle |
a passage between rows of seats an island |
| all together altogether |
all in one place, all at once completely; on the whole |
| along a long |
moving or extending horizontally on referring to something of great length |
| aloud allowed |
out loud permitted |
| altar alter |
a sacred table in a church to change |
| amoral immoral |
not concerned with right or wrong not following accepted moral standards |
| appraise apprise |
to assess to inform someone |
| assent ascent |
agreement, approval the action of rising or climbing up |
| aural oral |
relating to the ears or hearing relating to the mouth; spoken |
| balmy barmy |
pleasantly warm foolish, crazy |
| bare bear |
naked; to uncover to carry; to put up with |
| bated baited |
in phrase ‘with bated breath’, i.e. in great suspense with bait attached or inserted |
| bazaar bizarre |
a Middle Eastern market strange |
| berth birth |
a bunk in a ship, train, etc. the emergence of a baby from the womb |
| born borne |
having started life carried |
| bough bow |
a branch of a tree to bend the head; the front of a ship |
| brake break |
a device for stopping a vehicle; to stop a vehicle to separate into pieces; a pause |
| breach breech |
to break through, or break a rule; a gap the back part of a gun barrel |
| broach brooch |
to raise a subject for discussion a piece of jewellery |
| canvas canvass |
a type of strong cloth to seek people’s votes |
| censure censor |
to criticize strongly to ban parts of a book or film; a person who does this |
| cereal serial |
a grass producing an edible grain; a breakfast food made from grains happening in a series |
| chord cord |
a group of musical notes a length of string; a cord-like body part |
| climactic climatic |
forming a climax relating to climate |
| coarse course |
rough a direction; a school subject; part of a meal |
| complacent complaisant |
smug and self-satisfied willing to please |
| complement compliment |
to add to so as to improve; an addition that improves something to praise or express approval; an admiring remark |
| council counsel |
a group of people who manage or advise advice; to advise |
| cue queue |
a signal for action; a wooden rod a line of people or vehicles |
| curb kerb |
to keep something in check; a control or limit (in British English) the stone edge of a pavement |
| currant current |
a dried grape happening now; a flow of water, air, or electricity |
| defuse diffuse |
to make a situation less tense to spread over a wide area |
| desert dessert |
a waterless, empty area; to abandon someone the sweet course of a meal |
| discreet discrete |
careful not to attract attention separate and distinct |
| disinterested uninterested |
impartial not interested |
| draught draft |
a current of air a first version of a piece of writing |
| draw drawer |
an even score at the end of a game a sliding storage compartment |
| dual duel |
having two parts a fight or contest between two people |
| elicit illicit |
to draw out a reply or reaction not allowed by law or rules |
| ensure insure |
to make certain that something will happen to provide compensation if a person dies or property is damaged |
| envelop envelope |
to cover or surround a paper container for a letter |
| exercise exorcise |
physical activity; to do physical activity to drive out an evil spirit |
| fawn faun |
a young deer; light brown a mythical being, part man, part goat |
| flaunt flout |
to display ostentatiously to disregard a rule |
| flounder founder |
to move clumsily; to have difficulty doing something to fail |
| forbear forebear |
to refrain an ancestor |
| foreword forward |
an introduction to a book onwards, ahead |
| freeze frieze |
to turn to ice a decoration along a wall |
| grisly grizzly |
gruesome, revolting a type of bear |
| hoard horde |
a store a large crowd of people |
| imply infer |
to suggest indirectly to draw a conclusion |
| loath loathe |
reluctant, unwilling to hate |
| loose lose |
to unfasten; to set free to be deprived of; to be unable to find |
| meter metre |
a measuring device a metric unit; rhythm in verse |
| militate mitigate |
to be a powerful factor against to make less severe |
| palate palette |
the roof of the mouth a board for mixing colours |
| pedal peddle |
a foot-operated lever to sell goods |
| pole poll |
a long, slender piece of wood voting in an election |
| pour pore |
to flow or cause to flow a tiny opening; to study something closely |
| practice practise |
the use of an idea or method; the work or business of a doctor, dentist, etc. to do something repeatedly to gain skill; to do something regularly |
| prescribe proscribe |
to authorize use of medicine; to order authoritatively to officially forbid something |
| principal principle |
most important; the head of a school a fundamental rule or belief |
| sceptic septic |
a person inclined to doubt infected with bacteria |
| sight site |
the ability to see a location |
| stationary stationery |
not moving writing materials |
| storey story |
a level of a building a tale or account |
| titillate titivate |
to arouse interest to make more attractive |
| tortuous torturous |
full of twists; complex full of pain or suffering |
| wreath wreathe |
a ring-shaped arrangement of flowers etc. to surround or encircle |
| yoke yolk |
a wooden crosspiece for harnessing a pair of oxen the yellow center of an egg |
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