11. ABJURE

- Meaning - to renounce upon oath, to give up.
- Synonyms - renounce, repudiate, forswear, recant.
- Antonyms - desire, wish, long for.
- Usage - Mr. Bush abjured his rights.
12. ABLUTION

- Meaning - the act of washing or cleansing as a religious rite.
- Synonyms - bath, washing, cleaning.
- Antonyms - // comment if you know
- Usage - Man taking ablution in the pure waters of Ganga.
13. ABNEGATION

- Meaning - to deny oneself, self-denial, self-renunciation.
- Synonyms - give up, renunciation, denial, relinquish.
- Antonyms - assert, assume, defend, defy, hold, remain, retain, usurp.
- Usage - Swami Vivekananda abnegated all the luxurious of material life.
14. ABODE

- Meaning - A place where someone lives.
- Synonyms - residence, home, dwelling place, house, place.
- Antonyms - // comment if you know
- Usage - The dream abode.
15. ABOLISH


- Meaning -put an end to, to make null.
- Synonyms - annul, terminate, nullify, cancel, abrogate.
- Antonyms – continue, approve, retain.
- Usage - World should abolish nuclear weapons as well as work
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16. ABOMINABLE

- Meaning - unpleasant, causing disgust.
- Synonyms - abhor, hatred, detestable, loathe.
- Antonyms - love, adore, admire, worship.
- Usage - everyone abominates terrorists.
17. ABORIGINAL

- Meaning - having existed in a region from the beginning.
- Synonyms - indigenous, native, originals.
- Antonyms - immigrant, foreigner, incomer.
- Usage - Its difficult to find aboriginals in metros.
18. ABRADE
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- Meaning - to wear down or tear away by friction.
- Synonyms - chafe, rub off, wear away, erase, erode, scour, scrape.
- Antonyms – smooth.
- Usage - Frequent brakes abrade tyres fast.
19. ABRASIVE

- Meaning - Harsh and rough in manner, substance that abrades.
- Synonyms - scape, rough.
- Antonyms – likable, pleasant, smooth soft, pleasing.
- Usage - abrasive brushes.
20. ABRIDGE

- Meaning - to cut short, to reduce the length.
- Synonyms - condense, shorten, abbreviate, reduce.
- Antonyms - elaborate, expand, extend, increase, lengthen.
- Usage - The London bridge abridges the gap between two islands.









