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Study the word list: 8th grade words: a - part 1

Spelling list for 8th graders. Words starting with a.

Word list: 8th grade words: a - part 1

 accommodate A hotel can accommodate many guests.
abstain He chose to abstain from eating meat.
accumulate It was her job to accumulate evidence.
accustomed He wasn't accustomed to such hot weather.
acoustics The room had excellent acoustics.
acquaintance I recently had dinner with an acquaintance from school.
acquisition Have you heard about the museum's latest acquisition?
acquittal The trial resulted in an acquittal.
adolescence Her family moved around a lot during her childhood and adolescence.
adolescent She struggled to connect with her adolescent niece.
advantageous They were in an advantageous position when entering the competition.
aerial The Air Force responded with an aerial bombardment campaign.
amateur The team was made up of both professional and amateur players.
amnesty The lawyer sought amnesty for the political prisoners.
anecdote He thought his anecdote was amusing.
annoyance The students expressed their annoyance by starting a petition.

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