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No. | WORD | MEANING | SENTENCE |\n| 1 | Accede | Argue/Succeed | \u003Cbr>I accede to your proposal\u003Cbr>It is so kind of you to accede to my request. |\n|  | Concede | Admit | I concede the truth of your statement.\u003Cbr>|\n|  | Exceed | To be greater than | \u003Cbr>Their success exceeded all expectations. Lahore exceeds Islamabad in size and population.\u003Cbr>\u003Cbr>|\n| 2 | Accept | To consent | \u003Cbr>Due to previous engagement, I could not accept his invitation. |\n|  | Except | Exclude from | Bow to none except God. |\n| 3 | Abstain | Do without(food and drink) | \u003Cbr>His doctor ordered him to abstain from beer and wine. |\n|  | Refrain | To hold back to doing something(some action) | \u003Cbr>Let us hope they will refrain from hostile action. |\n| 4 | All together | Together\u003Cbr>| They decided to visit music hall alltogether. |\n|  | Altogether | Without any doubt \u003Cbr>| The train went slower and slower until it stopped altogether. |\n| 5 | Access | Way to place  | The only access to achieve sublime achievements is to do hard work. |\n|  | Accession | Coming in office\u003Cbr>| After his accession to the crown,he introduced many beneficial reforms. |\n|  | Excess | More than expectation | To drink to excess is detrimental to health. |\n| 6 | \u003Cbr>\u003Cbr>Adapt/ To adjust\u003Cbr>| Make something suitable for new needs to become familiar | This book is adapted to the need of beginners.\u003Cbr>Children can adapt very easily to new environment. |\n|  | Adept | Expert | He is an adept in painting. |\n| | \u003Cbr>Adopt | To accept to take and use | I like your methods of teaching and shall adopt them in my school. |\n| 7 | Admission | Being admitted, confession | An admission of guilt saved him from punishment. |\n|  | Admittance | Being admitted to a place, that is not public | Some students gain admittance into the hall by breaking window panes. |\n| 8 | Affect(V) | Have an influence/Pretend | Hamlet affected madness at times. 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