| admission |
(1) permission to enter; (2) the act of accepting something as true. |
| admire |
to respect or look up to someone or something. |
| administrator |
a person responsible for managing an organization or system. |
| administration |
the management of an organization or system. |
| adjustment |
a small change made to improve something. |
| adjust |
to change or move something slightly to make it better. |
| adequate |
enough or satisfactory in quality or quantity. |
| address |
(1) where someone lives or works; (2) to speak to someone. |
| additional |
extra or more than what is needed. |
| addition |
the act of adding something to something else. |
| add |
to combine or include something. |
| adapt |
to adjust or change to fit new conditions. |
| ad |
short for advertisement; a notice to promote something. |
| actually |
truly or really; in fact. |
| actual |
real or existing in fact. |
| actress |
a woman who performs in plays, movies, or TV shows. |
| actor |
a man who performs in plays, movies, or TV shows. |
| activity |
something that people do for a purpose, often for fun or learning. |
| activist |
someone who works to promote social or political change. |
| active |
doing things; full of energy or movement. |
