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# List 4

## abet

> To approve, encourage, and support (an action or a plan of action); urge and help on.

### abet (verb)

### abetment (noun)

The police ~~is~~ **are** investigating how the man abetted that murder, if they can find any evidence, then what the man did is abetment in the offence of murder.

## accumulate

> To mount up; increase.

### accumulate (verb)

### accumulation (noun)

Lisa's accumulated many photos about her parents. She plan**n**ed to make a video for them as a gift ~~of~~ for their 50th (fiftieth) wedding anniversary that **is** a gift of accumulation of sweet ~~memomeries~~ memories.

## agitate

> To make someone nervous or troubled; to arouse concern.

### agitate (verb)

She agitated him by me**n**tioning his ~~blame~~ **crime** in the past.

### agitated (adjective)

### agitation (noun)

The atmosphere around **the** hospital was full of agitation because numerous agitated patients had already waited for three hours ~~for~~ **to** getting into the hospital.

## alert

> Vigilantly attentive.

### alert (verb/ noun/ adjective)

She alerted you by mail ~~that's~~ **it is** an alert message. You should pay attention ~~about~~ **to** that alert.

### attentive (adjective)

The attentive students are preparing for the final exam.

### vigilant (adjective)

The vigilant dog is watching inside ~~of the gate~~ **the yard**. (**next to/ behind the gate**)

### vigilantly (adverb)

We must check the security system vigilantly before we leave.

## alluring

> attractive, seductive, inviting.

### alluring (adjective)

She feels hungry while smelling the alluring taste of the noodle.

### alluringly (adverb)

They enjoyed the view of the alluringly beautiful beach.

### allure (noun)

He can't refuse the allure of ~~high~~ **big** prize**s** ~~will~~ so he spends most of his money ~~in~~ **on** gambling.

## ample

> Plentiful; enough or more than enough.

### ample(adjective)

He ~~reserved~~ **planned** ample time ~~for~~ **to** react **to** unexpected situation**s**.

time + to + react + to
### amply(adverb)

We should amply illustrate the task for each member before they act.

## baffle

> To perplex or confuse.

baffle - confuse - perplex - befuddle

### baffle (verb)

Jane is baffled by her son's perplexing behavior.

### baffling (adjective)

### bafflement (noun)

Without his explanation, I could't understand this baffling film. The dialoges in this film shook my head in bafflement.

## bicker

> To argue about unimportant matters.

### bicker (verb)

Please stop bickering, we have to focus on our task first.

### bickering (noun/ adjective)

Her mom was tired of their constant bickering, so she punished her bickering (quarreling/quarrelsome) kids.

### quarrel (verb/noun)

How often do you quarrel with your friends?

### quarrelsome(adjective)

## blame

> responsibility for something bad

### blame (verb/ noun)

The man blames the waiter for delaying the main course.

The doctor tried to put the blame for mistaking the blood type of **the** patient on the innocent nurse.

## blend

> To combine (varieties or grades) to obtain a mixture of a particular character, quality, or consistency.

### blend (verb/ noun)

When I was a kid my mom often made a blended fruit juice with a blender for me in the morning. The fruit juice is a blend of apples and guavas. She had to take out the seeds inside the fruit before blending them.

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