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Acquiesce (verb)  \n-Defination: To accept something reluctantly but without protest.  \n-Synonyms: Concede, Assent, Comply  \n-Antonyms: Refuse, Resist, Deny  \n-Example: Despite his initial reluctance, he eventually acquiesced to the demands of his team.  \n2. Abundant (adjective)  \n-Defination: Existing or available in large quantities; plentiful.  \n-Synonyms: plentiful, copious, ample  \n-Antonyms: scarce, rare, deficient  \n-Example: The country has an abundant supply of natural resources.  \n3. Abstract (adjective)  \n-Defination: Existing in thought or as an idea but not having a physical or concrete existence.  \n-Synonyms: theoretical, conceptual, intangible  \n-Antonyms: concrete, real, physical  \n-Example: Abstract art doesn't represent real objects.  \n4. Accelerate (verb)  \n-Defination: To increase the rate or speed of something.  \n-Synonyms: hasten, expedite, quicken  \n-Antonyms: decelerate, slow, retard  \n-Example: The car accelerated rapidly down the highway.  \n5. Acceptable (adjective)  \n-Defination: Able to be agreed on; adequate or satisfactory.  \n-Synonyms: satisfactory, adequate, suitable  \n-Antonyms: unacceptable, inadequate, unsatisfactory  \n-Example: The quality of her work was acceptable.  \n6. Accessible (adjective)  \n-Defination: Easy to approach or enter.  \n-Synonyms: reachable, approachable, available  \n-Antonyms: inaccessible, unavailable, remote  \n-Example: The building is accessible to people in wheelchairs.  \n7. Accommodate (verb)  \n-Defination: Provide lodging or sufficient space for.  \n-Synonyms: house, lodge, hold  \n-Antonyms: discommode, exclude, reject  \n© [2025 Openpte | openpte.com](2025 Openpte | openpte.com) Page 1 of 14  \nPTE Preparation Series-Openpte  \n-Example: The hotel can accommodate up to 500 guests.  \n8. Accompany (verb)  \n-Defination: Go somewhere with someone as a companion or escort.  \n-Synonyms: escort, attend, chaperone  \n-Antonyms: abandon, leave, desert  \n-Example: I will accompany you to the airport.  \n9. Accurate (adjective)  \n-Defination: Correct in all details; exact.  \n-Synonyms: precise, exact, correct  \n-Antonyms: inaccurate, incorrect, wrong  \n-Example: The weather forecast was very accurate.  \n10. Achieve (verb)  \n-Defination: Successfully bring about or reach a desired objective or result by effort, skill, or courage.  \n-Synonyms: attain, accomplish, reach  \n-Antonyms: fail, lose, miss  \n-Example: She achieved her goal of becoming a doctor.  \n11. Acknowledge (verb)  \n-Defination: Accept or admit the truth or existence of.  \n-Synonyms: admit, recognize, concede  \n-Antonyms: deny, ignore, reject  \n-Example: He acknowledged that he had made a mistake.  \n12. Acquire (verb)  \n-Defination: Buy or obtain (an asset or object) for oneself.  \n-Synonyms: obtain, gain, procure  \n-Antonyms: lose, forfeit, relinquish  \n-Example: The museum acquired a new painting.  \n13. Adapt (verb)  \n-Defination: Become adjusted to new conditions.  \n-Synonyms: adjust, conform, modify  \n-Antonyms: misfit, resist, remain  \n-Example: It takes time to adapt to a new culture.  \n14. Adequate (adjective)  \n-Defination: Satisfactory or acceptable in quality or quantity.  \n© [2025 Openpte | openpte.com](2025 Openpte | openpte.com) Page 2 of 14  \nPTE Preparation Series-Openpte  \n-Synonyms: sufficient, enough, ample  \n-Antonyms: inadequate, insufficient, deficient  \n-Example: The food was adequate for survival.  \n15. Adjacent (adjective)  \n-Defination: Next to or adjoining something else.  \n-Synonyms: neighboring, adjoining, nearby  \n-Antonyms: distant, remote, separate  \n-Example: Our hotel room was adjacent to the swimming pool.  \n16. Adjust (verb)  \n-Defination: Alter or regulate (something) so as to achieve accuracy or conform to a standard.  \n-Synonyms: modify, alter, change  \n-Antonyms: disturb, disarrange, unsettle  \n-Example: You may need to adjust the settings on your computer.  \n17. 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