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accessibleadjective The word “accessible” means something that is easy to get to or use. Example The library is accessible from the main street. The new […]

accessnoun The meaning of “access” is “to obtain or use.” It refers to gaining entry to something, such as accessing files on a computer or using facilities […]

acceptancenoun “Acceptance” means the act of agreeing to receive or approve something.   Example I accepted his offer to join the team. She accepted […]

acceptableadjective The word “acceptable” has a few different meanings, but the most common ones are: Satisfactory or good enough: This is the most general […]

acceptverb The word “accept” means to receive or take something that is offered, or to agree to something.   Example She accepted the gift with a […]

accentnoun Pronunciation: The way someone speaks a particular language, including their regional or national dialect. Stress: Emphasis placed on a […]

aarticle Shortened form of an. commonly called the indefinite article, and signifying one or any, but less emphatically. Example I have a cat. She wants to buy a book. He found a coin on the street.  

acceleratornoun “Accelerator” refers to something that increases speed or progress.   Example The driver pressed the accelerator and the car sped up. […]

accelerationnoun “Acceleration” is the rate at which an object’s speed changes over time. It can refer to an increase or decrease in speed.   Example A […]

accelerateverb Accelerate is a common English word that means to move faster or to make something happen faster or sooner. As a verb, accelerate can be used to […]

academynoun An institution of learning: This could be a school, college, or university where people go to learn and study. A society of scholars, scientists, […]

academicThe word “academic” refers to anything related to education, scholarship, institutions of learning, or scholarly activities. It can describe subjects, […]

abyssnoun A bottomless chasm or gulf. This refers to an extremely deep hole or opening in the earth, often one that is so deep that its bottom cannot be […]

abysmaladjective “Abysmal” refers to something extremely bad or appalling. It often describes a situation, condition, or performance that is of very low […]

abusiveadjective Physically or verbally abusive: This is the most common meaning of the word. It refers to someone who uses violence or threats of violence to […]

abusenoun To treat someone or something with cruelty or violence: This is the most general definition of abuse, and it can be used to describe a wide range […]

abusenoun The noun “abuse” means “mistreatment” or “misuse,” specifically referring to physical, mental, or emotional mistreatment, unjust use of rights or […]

abundantadjective “Abundant” is a common English adjective that means “existing or occurring in large amounts; ample”. It can be used to describe a wide […]

absurdadjective Obviously and flatly opposed to manifest truth; inconsistent with the plain dictates of common sense; logically contradictory; nonsensical; […]

abstractnoun Summary: A brief summary of a longer piece of work, such as an academic paper, article, or report. Concept: An idea or concept that is not […]