Vocabulary 03

• Aggrandize - To extend or exaggerate
  The media always tries to aggrandize any news it gets.
• Alienate - To isolate oneself from others or another person from oneself
  After finding that Ramu was a thief, he was alienated by all his friends.
• Amalgamate - To merge or combine into a single thing
  The two companies were amalgamated as they were not functioning properly.
• Ambiguous - Unclear or capable of having more than one meaning
  It was ambiguous what the lawyer was trying to prove in the court.
• Ambivalent - Characterized by uncertainty; unable to decide between opposites
  The jury was ambivalent when it was asked to choose the winners.
• Ameliorate - To enhance or improve something
  After the company had been taken over, it was ameliorated by the new CEO.
• Amenable - Responsive to suggestion; willing
  My boss was amenable to the suggestion I made.
• Amiable - Friendly and pleasant
  The students of my class were amiable to me when I first met them.
• Amortize - To reduce gradually over a period of time
  The prices of Televisions have amortized from the past 10 to 15 years.
• Anachronistic - Out of order; chronologically misplaced
  The death of the king was anachronistic in the textbook.