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| Word | Type | Used in a Sentence | Synonym |
| asterisk | noun | They noted the exceptions with an asterisk. | a star-shaped figure (*) to note a footnote |
| astrology | noun | Astrology has some ardent followers but most scoff it. | belief that celestial bodies control events |
| asylum | noun | They needed a someone to offer them asylum. | place offering protection and safety, a shelter |
| attest | verb | I can attest that what they say is true. | to affirm to be correct, true or genuine |
| audacity | noun | She had the audacity to claim she did not do that. | bold or insolent heedlessness of restraints |
| audit | noun | The bank must undergo an audit of its books. | an examination of records or financial accounts |
| verb | The student elected to just audit the English class. | to attend without receiving academic credit | |
| aural | adj. | The aural test checked to determine his hearing ability. | of relating to, or perceived by the ear |
| auspice | noun | The training was done under the auspices of the college. | protection or support |
| noun | The auspices for the venture seemed favorable. | a sign indicative of future prospects | |