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Abundant

adjective

Existing in large quantities; plentiful.

Accumulate

verb

To gather or collect gradually over time; to increase in number, quantity, or amount.

Accurate

adjective

Correct or true; free from errors or approximations; describes information, measurements, or descriptions that accurately reflect reality.

Accustomed

adjective

Familiar with something through regular exposure; used to it.

Acquire

verb

To gain possession of something, often through effort or time; to learn or develop a skill, ability, or quality.

Adamant

adjective

Stubbornly unyielding in opinion or decision; unwilling to change one's mind despite persuasion or reasons.

Adequate

adjective

Enough or satisfactory for a particular purpose; acceptable but not outstanding.

Adjacent

adjective

Next to or adjoining; lying immediately beside or touching another object.

Adjust

verb

To change something slightly so it fits or functions better, or to become accustomed to new conditions.

Advantage

noun

A condition or circumstance that puts someone in a favorable or superior position; something that helps achieve a goal.

Adverse

adjective

Unfavorable or harmful; causing difficulties or acting against one's interests.

Advocate

noun

A person who publicly supports or champions a cause; in law, a lawyer who represents and pleads for a client.

Aggregate

noun

The total amount formed by combining several parts; the whole. As an adjective, aggregate describes something formed by the combination of many parts.

Aggressive

adjective

Having or showing a tendency to attack, confront, or behave forcefully; often bold, forward, and sometimes hostile.

Allocate

verb

To divide and distribute resources, time, or duties for a specific purpose or among recipients; to designate something for a particular use.

Alternative

noun

A choice or option; something that can be selected as a substitute for another thing.

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