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1. abandon (relinquere)
:: They played and swam with the reckless abandon and joyfulness of three year olds
2. abandoned (relicta)
:: This boa constrictor was found on a local bus one of a growing number of abandoned exotic pets the RSPCA has to deal with
3. ability (habebat)
:: a person of great ability
4. able (potes)
:: to be able to pay for sth
5. about (fere)
:: she walked about the room
6. above (supra)
:: When he tried to thank everyone for coming he could barely talk above a whisper
7. abroad (foris)
:: At the beginning of last year the Government announced that it expected direct investment from abroad to reach two billion euro
8. absence (absentia,)
:: the absence of humour doesnt help
9. absent (absit)
:: Jasmine jolted to a halt and stared aghast into the unholy creatures absent eyes
10. absolute (absoluta)
:: The idea of an absolute monarch imbued with the idea of his royal superiority being disobeyed by his daughters and cast out into the cold who comes to question the justice of his rule was heady stuff
11. absolutely (omnino)
:: The Trust is being absolutely open to all those involved he said
12. absorb (sorbere)
:: Cigarette filters which can last up to 100 years are designed to absorb tar and other chemicals from the cigarette
15. accent (accentus)
:: Certainly you can move away from a religious culture in which you were brought up in much the same way that one can change ones accent or mode of dress
16. accept (accipit)
:: he would accept their offer and see what happened
17. acceptable (gratum)
:: It can look a little gauche to blog about some seemingly random scrap of nostalgia but if I link those memories to an anniversary then suddenly my blogpost has an acceptable reason to exist
18. access (aditum)
:: These sections entitle everyone to have access to health care services provided by the state within its available resources
19. accident (accidente)
:: Through the fortunate accident of having a tedious instructor I had gained a year
20. accidental (per accidens,)
:: Bacon believed that after accidental correlations had been excluded in this way only essential correlations would remain
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