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ready for use  \nSynonyms: attainable, obtainable  \nAntonyms: limited, restricted  \nMain Entry: accord  \nPart of Speech: noun  \nDefinition: agreement, mutual understanding (often written)  \nSynonyms: concert, concord, concurrence, congruence,  \nNotes: something (a quality) is in accord with something else; something acts in accordance with something else (an activity)  \nAntonyms: antagonism, denial  \nMain Entry: accord  \nPart of Speech: verb  \nDefinition: give approval, grant  \nSynonyms: accede, acquiesce  \nAntonyms: argue, deny, oppose  \nMain Entry: accost  \nPart of Speech: verb  \nDefinition: approach for conversation or solicitation  \nSynonyms: annoy, confront, entice, hail, proposition  \nAntonyms: dodge, evade  \nMain Entry: accretion  \nPart of Speech: noun  \nDefinition: gradual growth, addition  \nSynonyms: accession, augmentation, increment  \nAntonyms: decrease, shrinkage  \nMain Entry: acerbic  \nPart of Speech: adjective  \nDefinition: bitter, sharp, or sour  \nSynonyms: acrid, astringent, caustic  \nMain Entry: acquiesce  \nPart of Speech: verb  \nDefinition: agree with some reluctance  \nSynonyms: accede, concur  \nAntonyms: dissent, object, protest  \nE-45, Race Course Near Police Lines Dehradun (uk) Tel:0135-2622585  \nGRE WORD LIST WITH ANTONYMS  \nMain Entry: Acrimony  \nPart of Speech: Noun  \nDefinition: nasty behavior, speech  \nSynonyms: acerbity, asperity, irascibility, malevolence, malice, mordancy,  \nAntonyms: civility, courtesy, diplomacy, flattery, kindness, politeness, sweetness  \nMain Entry: Acumen  \nPart of Speech: Noun  \nDefinition: ability to understand and reason  \nSynonyms: acuity, ingenuity, sagacity  \nNotes: acumen suggests that keenness relates to a person's mind, whereas  \nacuity suggests that it relates to a person's performance; 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