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wholly
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widen
widespread
width
wield
wife
wild
wilderness
will
willing
willingly
willingness
wilt
win
wince
wind
windfall
windy
wing
wink
winner
winning
wipe
wisdom
wise
wish
wit
witch
witchcraft
withdraw
withdrawal
withdrawn
wither
withering
withhold
withstand
witness
witty
wizard
wobble
woe
woman
womanly
wonder
wonderful
woo
wood
wooded
wooden
wool
word
wording
work
worker
workman
works
workshop
world
worldly
worn
worried
worry
worsen
worship
worth
worthless
worthwhile
worthy
would-be
wound
wrangle
wrap
wrath
wreck
wreckage
wrench
wrestle
wrinkle
writ
write
writer
writing
wrong
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yarn
yawning
yearly
yearn
yell
yellow
yen
yet
yield
yielding
yob
young
youngster
youth
youthful
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Aa
abandon VERB
1 = leave, strand, ditch (slang), forsake, run out on, desert, dump 2 = stop, give up, halt, pack in (Brit. informal), discontinue, leave off ◼ OPPOSITE: continue 3 = give up, yield, surrender, relinquish ◼ OPPOSITE: keep ▸ NOUN = recklessness, wildness ◼ OPPOSITE: restraintabandonment NOUN = desertion, leaving, forsakingabbey NOUN = monastery, convent, priory, nunnery, friaryabduct VERB = kidnap, seize, carry off, snatch (slang)abide VERB = tolerate, suffer, accept, bear, endure, put up with, take, stand ● abide by something = obey, follow, agree to, carry out, observe, fulfil, act on, comply withabiding ADJECTIVE = enduring, lasting, continuing, permanent, persistent, everlasting ◼ OPPOSITE: briefability NOUN 1 = capability, potential, competence, proficiency ◼ OPPOSITE: inability 2 = skill, talent, expertise, competence, aptitude, proficiency, clevernessable ADJECTIVE = capable, qualified, efficient, accomplished, competent, skilful, proficient ◼ OPPOSITE: incapableabnormal ADJECTIVE = unusual, different, odd, strange, extraordinary,