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1、The1000MostCommonSATWordsAabase(v.)tohumiliate,degrade(Afterbeingoverthrownandabased,thedeposedleaderofferedtobowdowntohisconqueror.)abate(v.)toreduce,lessen(Therainpoureddownforawhile,thenabated.)SATVocabularyabdicate(v.)togiveupaposition,usuallyoneofleadersh
2、ip(Whenherealizedthattherevolutionarieswouldsurelywin,thekingabdicatedhisthrone.)abduct(v.)tokidnap,takebyforce(Theevildoersabductedthefairyprincessfromherhappyhome.)aberration(n.)somethingthatdiffersfromthenorm(In1918,theBostonRedSoxwontheWorldSeries,butthesu
3、ccessturnedouttobeanaberration,andtheRedSoxhavenotwonaWorldSeriessince.)abet(v.)toaid,help,encourage(Thespysucceededonlybecausehehadafriendontheinsidetoabethim.)Aabhor(v.)tohate,detest(Becausehealwayswoundupkickinghimselfintheheadwhenhetriedtoplaysoccer,Oswald
4、begantoabhorthesport.)abide1.(v.)toputupwith(Thoughhedidnotagreewiththedecision,Chuckdecidedtoabidebyit.)2.(v.)toremain(Despitethebeatingthey’vetakenfromtheweatherthroughoutthemillennia,themountainsabide.)abject(adj.)wretched,pitiful(Afterlosingallhermoney,fal
5、lingintoapuddle,andbreakingherankle,Eloisewasabject.)abjure(v.)toreject,renounce(Toprovehishonesty,thePresidentabjuredtheevilpoliciesofhiswickedpredecessor.)abnegation(n.)denialofcomforttooneself(Theholymansleptonthefloor,tookonlycoldshowers,andgenerallyfollowe
6、dotherpracticesofabnegation.)abort(v.)togiveuponahalf-finishedprojectoreffort(Aftertheyranoutoffood,themen,attemptingtojumpropearoundtheworld,hadtoabortandgohome.)abridge1.(v.)tocutdown,shorten(Thepublisherthoughtthedictionarywastoolongandabridgedit.)2.(adj.)sh
7、ortened(Moby-Dickissuchalongbookthateventheabridgedversionislongerthanmostnormalbooks.)abrogate(v.)toabolish,usuallybyauthority(TheBillofRightsassuresthatthegovernmentcannotabrogateourrighttoafreepress.)abscond(v.)tosneakawayandhide(Intheconfusion,thesuper-spy
8、abscondedintothenightwiththesecretplans.)absolution(n.)freedomfromblame,guilt,sin(Onceallthefactswereknown,thejurygaveAngelaabsolutionbygivingaverdictofnotguilty.)abstain(v.)tofree
