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abdicate to officially give up a position of power or a right.
ability the power or knowledge to do something. [1/2 definitions]
able having the power or knowledge to do something.
absolute monarchy an authoritarian governing system in which a hereditary ruler holds complete power until death.
absolutism the principle or practice of absolute, unrestrained governmental power.
absolutist of or relating to government by total, unrestrained power. [1/3 definitions]
adventurism impetuous, irresponsible acts or policies, esp. by a government or someone in power, in defiant violation of commonly accepted norms of behavior.
Aeaean Circe in Greek mythology, the enchantress Circe, who has the power to turn sailors into swine, as described by an epithet referring to her island home, Aeaea.
agency a means of exerting power; instrumentality. [1/4 definitions]
agent a person who has been given the power to do certain actions for another person. [1/2 definitions]
aggrandize to make, or cause to appear, grander in wealth, stature, power, or influence; exalt. [1/2 definitions]
aggressive very bold; acting as if full of power and authority; forceful. [1/2 definitions]
alchemy (often pl.) a magical power or process of transmutation. [1/2 definitions]
allargando gradually slower and broader, with more weight or power (used as a musical direction).
almighty having complete power or the most power. [1/2 definitions]
alternative fuel a fuel other than fossil fuel used to power an internal combustion engine.
amplification increase in electric current, voltage, power, or the like. [1/4 definitions]
amplifier an electronic device used to increase current, voltage, power, or the like. [1/2 definitions]
amplify in electrical terminology, to increase the current, amplitude, voltage, or power of. [1/4 definitions]
antinuclear opposed to the development, deployment, or use of nuclear devices such as weapons and power plants.
appellate having to do with appeals, esp. having the power to review and reverse a lower court's decisions.