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agree : assent, consent, accede, concede, comply


ail verb

1 [transitive] formal to cause difficulties for someone or something

2 old-fashioned [intransitive, transitive] to be ill, or to make someone feel ill or unhappy: sick, ill, unwell

aim : direct, point
alarm : fright noun

1 [singular] the feeling you have when something frightens you : give sb a fright (=do something that makes someone feel afraid): You gave me such a fright creeping up on me like that! | get/have a fright: I got an awful fright when your dog rushed out at me. | get/have the fright of your life (=to feel extremely afraid)

2 [uncountable] a feeling of fear: The child was wild with fright and began to scream.

3 take fright to be very afraid of something, especially so that you run away from it: The bird took fright and flew away.

4 look a fright old-fashioned to look untidy or unattractive