DEFINITIONS
Suspension of an activity; postponement: a) abrogate, b) abhor, c) abeyance, d) abhor
abeyance
to loathe, detest: a) animosity, b) aggrieve, c) abhor, d) amicable
abhor
to depart secretly: a) amiable, b) anomaly, c) accede, d) abscond
to abscond
to express approval; agree to: a) accede, b) abscond, c) accolade, d) adage
accede
man, human being: a) tractum, b) solus, c) anthropos, d) dominus
anthropos
to abolish or invalidate by authority: a) accede, b) abscond, c) accolade, d) abrogate
to abrogate
embrace; award; commendation: a) abeyance, b) aerial, c) aggrieve, d) accolade
accolade
to approach and speak to someone: a) accost, b) adage, c) adhere, d) aligned
accost
old saying or proverb: a) aggrieve, b) adage, c) adhere, d) ascribe
adage
to lean, bend: a) clino, b) holos, c) plenus, d) solus
clino
harsh or bitter taste: a) adhere, b) accolade, c) adage, d) acrid
acrid
unyielding, uncompromising: a) adamant, b) adversarial, c) alleviate, d) aloof
adamant
collective mass or sum; total: a) ambiguous, b) anecdote, c) ambivalence, d) aggregate
aggregate
to afflict distress: a) amiable, b) apathetic, c) aphelion, d) aggrieve
to aggrieve
a lord, master: a) medius, b) dominus, c) punctum, d) plenus
dominus
caution; reprove mildly; reprimand: a) admonish, b) adhere, c) accolade, d) adversarial
admonish
to relieve, improve partially: a) aloof, b) adversarial, c) animosity, d) alleviate
to alleviate
detached, indifferent: a) assent, b) ascribe, c) aloof, d) ambivalence
aloof
of pleasant disposition; friendly: a) affable, b) anomaly, c) affable, d) amiable
amiable
whole: a) plenus, b) medius, c) holos, d) occido
holos
friendly, easy to approach: a) aggregate, b) aggrieve, c) affable, d) adversarial
affable
hatred, hostility: a) animosity, b) aggrieve, c) animosity, d) adversarial
animosity
abnormality; deviation from the general rule; irregularity: a) animosity, b) adversarial, c) aggrieve, d) anomaly
anomaly
extremely difficult, laborious: a) ascribe, b) assent, c) arduous, d) aspersion
arduous
kill: a) occido, b) punctum, c) tractum, d) clino
occido