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VOCABULARY. A-ceph'-a-list, one who acknowledges no superior

A-cerb', bitter.

A-cu'-i-ty, sharpness.

A-cu'-men, edge.

Ad-diť-a-ment, addition.

Ad-duc-tion, act of bringing forward.

Ad-duce, to bring forward.

A-des-pot-ic, not despotic.

Ad-ju-gate, to yoķe to.

A-dep’-tion, act of obtaining.

Ad-he'-sion, act of sticking to.

Ad-hi-bi-tion, application.

Ad-i-tion, going to.

Ad-i-oph'-o-ry, indifference.

Ad-i-pous, fat.

Ad-ja'-cent, lying close to.

Ad-ject', to add to.

Ad'-ju-ment, help.

Ad-ju-ra’-tion, act of swearing in.

Ad-just-ment, act of making right.

Ad-ju'-vate, to assist.

Ad-o-les-cence, youth.

Ad-vigʻ-il-a-ted, watched.

Ad-vene', to approach.

Ad-u-na'-tion, union.

A-dun '-ci-ty, crookedness.

A-dus'-tion, act of burning up.

Ad-ven-tine', accidental.

A-ē-ri-al, belonging to the air.

A-er-ogʻ-raphy, description of the air.

A-er-ol-o-gy, a treatise on air.

Af-fec-tu-os'-i-ty, passion.

Af-fi'-ance, betrothment.

Agʻ-a-mist, an unmarried person.

Ag-nom-i'-na-tion, a name added.

Af-fi-da-tion, contract.