Vocabulary Words - Fourth Grade - A:

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• able
  (adj.) Having the power to do something.
  
  
• absent
  (adj.) Not at a place.
  (adj.) Not present or attending.
  
  
• accent
  (n.) The way that people in a place say the words of a language.
  
  
• according
  (preposition) As said by.
  (preposition) Pertaining to.
  
  
• accused
  (v.) Past tense of accuse; to say that someone did something bad.
  
  
• ache
  (n.) Pain, a feeling of hurt.
  
  
• action
  (n.) A thing that you do.
  
  
• actress
  (n.) A woman who performs in plays, movies, or TV shows.
  
  
• ad
  (n.) An informal word for advertisement; a notice that something is for sale.
  
  
• addition
  (n.) Something more or extra.
  
  
• adopt
  (v.) To legally become a child's parent.
  (v.) To make a law.
  
  
• adventures
  (n.) Exciting activities.
  
  
• advice
  (n.) An opinion you give someone about what he or she should do.
  
  
• afraid
  (adj.) Scared.
  
  
• again
  (adv.) One more time.
  
  
• age
  (n.) How old someone is or how long something has existed.
  
  
• aisle
  (n.) A place to walk between two lines of seats.
  
  
• alien
  (adj.) From another country or planet.
  (n.) A person from another city or country.
  (n.) A person from another city, country, or planet.
  
  
• align
  (v.) To put things in a line with each other.
  
  
• allow
  (v.) To let someone do something.
  
  
• although
  (conjunction) Even though.
  
  
• ancestor
  (n.) A person you are descended from.
  
  
• anchor
  (n.) A large metal object that you use to keep a ship from moving.
  (v.) To keep a ship from moving by using an anchor.
  (n.) The main broadcaster on a news or sports program.
  
  
• anger
  (n.) A feeling like hate about something that happens.
  (v.) To make someone feel angry.
  
  
• angle
  (n.) The shape made when two lines end at the same point.
  
  

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