Definition: A person who refuses to accept or give up something, often for a principle or belief.

Example: The abnegator chose to forgo personal desires for the greater good.

Definition: A feeling that something bad will happen in the future.

Example: She had a sense of aboding as the storm clouds gathered.

Definition: To remain or stay in a place, often used in a literary or poetic context.

Example: They are aboding in the old house until the renovations are complete.

Definition: The belief in and support for ending slavery and freeing enslaved people.

Example: Abolitionism played a crucial role in the fight against slavery in the 19th century.

Definition: Something that is very unpleasant, disgusting, or hated by people.

Example: The abominable conditions in the prison were condemned by human rights organizations.

Definition: To strongly dislike or hate something very much.

Example: Many people abominate cruelty towards animals.

Definition: Something that is very unpleasant or disgusting, often causing strong feelings of dislike or hatred.

Example: The idea of cheating in sports is an abomination to true athletes.

Definition: The state or quality of being unsuccessful or failing to produce a desired result.

Example: The abortiveness of the project led to its early termination.

Definition: Relating to a condition where a person has a lack of will or motivation to make decisions or take action.

Example: His aboulic behavior made it difficult for him to make decisions.

Definition: The state of not being present or not existing; it can refer to a lack of something or being away from a place.

Example: Her absence from the meeting was noted by everyone.

Definition: The state or quality of being complete and not limited by anything else. It refers to having total power or authority, or being entirely certain and definite.

Example: The absoluteness of her authority was unquestioned in the organization.