Vocabulary Words - Seventh Grade - A:

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• abandon
  (v.) To leave someone or something.
  (v.) To stop doing something.
  
  
• abduct
  (v.) To take a person away by force.
  
  
• abduction
  (n.) The action of taking away a person by force.
  
  
• academy
  (n.) A school.
  
  
• acclaim
  (n.) Good things that you say about something.
  
  
• accommodate
  (v.) To give someone a place and other things that you need to live or work.
  
  
• accommodation
  (n.) A place and other things that you need to live or work.
  
  
• accountant
  (n.) A person whose job it is to keep financial records or give advice about money.
  
  
• accumulate
  (v.) To collect or gather.
  
  
• accurate
  (adj.) Correct.
  
  
• acid
  (n.) A substance that is very sour, turns blue litmus paper red, and can break down other substances.
  
  
• acne
  (n.) Red, inflamed spots on the skin.
  
  
• acrobatics
  (n.) The activity of running, jumping, walking on wires, and flying through the air.
  
  
• activate
  (v.) To start something.
  
  
• adapt
  (v.) To change or adjust.
  
  
• admission
  (n.) The price to enter a place or event.
  (n.) Being accepted to a university or college.
  
  
• advertise
  (v.) To tell people that a product or service is for sale.
  
  
• aerospace
  (n.) The air around the earth.
  
  
• agency
  (n.) A business that gives a specific service.
  
  
• algebra
  (v.) The math subject that works with variables.
  
  
• altitude
  (n.) The distance of an object above a surface.
  
  
• amend
  (v.) To change.
  
  
• amphibians
  (n.) Plural of amphibian.
  
  
• anniversary
  (n.) The date a year after a special event.
  
  
• anxious
  (adj.) Worried, afraid.
  
  

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