abundant, a. [plentiful], [copious], [exuberant], [galore], [ample], [lavish], [plenteous], [teeming], [bountiful]. Antonyms: [deficient], [inadequate], [insufficient].
abuse, v. [misapply], [misuse], [pervert], [desecrate], [violate], [profane]; [maltreat], [mistreat]; [revile], [reproach], [vilify], vituperate, malign, traduce; [violate], [ravish], [rape].
abuse, n. [misuse], misapplication, [perversion], profanation, [desecration]; [injury], [maltreatment], [mistreatment], [outrage], [offense]; invective, contumely, [reproach], scurrility, opprobrium, [tirade], [billingsgate], vilification; [violation], [rape].
abusive, a. [reviling], [scurrilous], opprobrious, [reproachful], vituperative, [insulting], rffensive, contumelious, [outrageous].
abut, v. project, terminate, be contiguous, [meet];—with on, upon, or against.
accent, n. [stress], ictus; [modulation], accentuation.
accent, v. [emphasize], accentuate.
acceptance, n. [approval], favorable [reception]; acceptableness. Antonyms: [rejection], [refusal].
accessory, a. accompanying, accessary, contributory, [subservient], subsidiary.
accident, n. [casualty], [mishap], contretemps, mischance, contingency.