Verb: To abbreviate something is to make it shorter, If things abound, there are very large numbers of them, If you accustom yourself to something new or different, you get used to it, If you acquire something, you obtain it, If one thing adheres to another, it sticks firmly to it, If you adhere to a rule or agreement, you do what it says, If you adhere to an opinion or belief, you firmly hold that opinion or belief, If something arouses a feeling in you, it causes you to begin to have this feeling, To assist someone is to help them do something, Noun: Someone's aspirations are their desires and ambitions, Amendment: A change that is added to a law, Amendment: A change that is made to a piece of writing, If you have ambition, you have a great desire for success, power and wealth, If you have an ambition to achieve something, you want very much to achieve it, Adjective: Absurd: Ridiculous and stupid, Abundant: Present in large quantities, If you are acquainted with someone, you know them slightly but not well, Affluent: Having a lot of money and possessions, Agitated: Worried and anxious, Ambivalent: Having or showing two conflicting attitudes or emotions, If something is anonymous, nobody knows who is responsible for it, If you are anxious, you are nervous or worried, If you are anxious to do something or anxious that something should happen, you very much want to do it or want it to happen, Artificial: Created by people rather than occurring naturally, Artificial: Pretending to have attitudes and feelings which other people realise are not real, If you are Assertive, you speak and behave in a confident and direct way, so that people pay attention to you,

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