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101. Artless (vientiesīgs) :
Theres something awful about even a minor car accident the way the order of the road which we assume until the moment of impact is natural and artless suddenly vanishes the yelling the horrible noises
102. Ascetic (askēts) :
Nor will we gain any great wisdom through the more punitive ascetic methods
103. Asperity (bargums) :
They could also be very funny or at least generously sprinkled with oblique and telling asperities
104. Assay (pārbaude) :
The researchers say that this enables the coded particles to perform thousands of biochemical assays in a small beaker or a Petri dish
105. Assiduous (neatlaidīgs) :
Plus being an assiduous multitasker he had other things he needed to accomplish on this record
106. Assuage (remdēt) :
I am having trouble structuring an argument which assuages my childrens disappointment on this one
107. Astute (viltīgs) :
Terrys as tactically astute as anyone I have worked with and when it comes to motivation hes one of the best
108. Asylum (patvērums) :
The authorities in Dover granted him asylum and he set up home in Bolton
110. Atheist (ateists) :
he is a committed atheist
111. Atonement (gandarījums) :
They are still awaiting some kind of atonement for the excesses of the late 1990s and beyond
112. Atrophy (atrofija) :
In space the blood itself becomes weightless and the heart will eventually atrophy because it has to work less to pump blood through the body
113. Attenuate (vājināt) :
Proactive primary prevention presumes that the pathogen can be attenuated or prevented from reaching the individual
114. Augment (palielināt) :
The workers are demanding all the increase go towards augmenting their base pay and that the present twotier sick leave system be scrapped
115. Augury (pareģošana) :
But the auguries for the future are more ambiguous
116. Auspicious (labvēlīgs) :
The banana is an auspicious plant in India a sign of prosperity and fertility and occupies a prominent part in the traditional decorations in any function
117. Austere (askētisks) :
It was a gorgeous aweinspiring piece of modern machinery almost Zenlike in its shining simplicity and austere precision
118. Avaricious (mantrausīgs) :
Clearly an ambitious and avaricious individual she began to specialise in offering services to women who did not want to keep their newborn babies
119. Aver (apgalvot) :
September 1973 he avers was the result of the devastating collapse of the Chilean economy and Chiles increasing polarized political environment
120. Aversion (pretīgums) :
Our palates all have the same five types of detectors the same aversion to bitter and mania for sweet
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