Give a synonym for abort
Abandon terminate cancel give up
Make a sentence with abet.
To Aid, help, and encourage
Abduct
to kidnap or take someone by force
Because he always wound up kicking the ball into the wrong goal, Oswald began to _______ the sport of soccer.
Abrogate, abscond, abet, abhor, abort
abhor
What are three common ways you can fix a run-on?
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Give an antonym for abate
To go up
Make a sentence with abide.
To put up with or remain
Abdicate
To give up a position, usually one of leadership
The rain poured down for hours, then finally began to ________ just before the outdoor ceremony was scheduled to begin.
abate
Is this sentence written correctly? Why or why not?
After completing months of research, the article was published in a prestigious journal.
No. The article.
Give a synonym for abject
Miserable hopeless
Make a sentence with aberration
Something that differs from the norm
Abase
To humiliate or degrade
The holy man practiced ______ by taking cold showers, sleeping on a hard floor, and refusing all comforts.
Absolution, abridge, abnegation, abstruse
Abnegation
How can you fix this sentence?
The exhibit featuring paintings sculptures and photographs attracted thousands of visitors.
The exhibit, featuring paintings, sculptures, and photographs, attracted thousands of visitors.
Give an antonym for abridge
To make longer
Make a sentence with absolution
Freedom from blame and guilt
Abject
Wretched and pitiful
The publisher thought the novel was far too long and chose to ________ it for the paperback edition.
Abscond, abridge, abstain, abjured
Abridge
What goes in the blank?
Neither the series of complicated equations that appear on the board nor the detailed explanations provided by the professor ______ sufficient to clarify the concept for most of the students.
is
Give an antonym for abstain
To indulge partake engage participate
Make a sentence with abscond
To sneak away and hide
Abstruse
Hard to comprehend
The Bill of Rights makes it clear that the government cannot ______ our fundamental right to a free press.
Abrogate, abjured, abject, abide
Abrogate
What remains of the ancient manuscripts, together with the fragments recovered from the excavation site last summer, ______ now stored in climate-controlled cases in the University archives.
is "what remains" is singular