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| Explanation of dissect (verb) forms: dissected; dissecting; dissects to cut or take apart, especially in biology or anatomy
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| Explanation of grim (adjective) forms: grimmer; grimmest; less grim; least grim sternly forbidding (e.g. future)
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| Explanation of malignant (adjective) forms: malignant; more malignant; most malignant; less malignant; least malignant cancerous or harmful (usually a growth)
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| Explanation of detest (verb) forms: detested; detesting; detests to hate strongly
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| Explanation of literal (adjective) forms: more literal; most literal; less literal; least literal following the exact words or intended meaning of the original (e.g. translation)
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| Explanation of notorious (adjective) forms: notorious; more notorious; most notorious; less notorious; least notorious well known in a negative way
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| Explanation of enamored (adjective) forms: more enamored; most enamored; less enamored; least enamored inspired through love; captivated by someone or something
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| Explanation of laudable (adjective) forms: more laudable; most laudable; less laudable; least laudable worthy of praise
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| Explanation of authentic (adjective) forms: more authentic; most authentic; less authentic; least authentic genuine
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| Explanation of gigantic (adjective) forms: more gigantic; most gigantic; less gigantic; least gigantic huge
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