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| Explanation of dilute (verb) forms: diluted; diluting; dilutes to weaken by adding something less strong to the original (e.g. a mixture)
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| Explanation of infallible (adjective) forms: more infallible; most infallible; less infallible; least infallible unable to make a mistake or error
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| Explanation of elate (verb) forms: elated; elating; elates to make happy; to cause good feelings
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| Explanation of penitent (adjective) forms: penitent; more penitent; most penitent; less penitent; least penitent to show remorse; repentant
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| Explanation of incognito (adjective) forms: more incognito; most incognito; less incognito; least incognito with real identity hidden; in disguise
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| Explanation of practicable (adjective) forms: practicable; more practicable; most practicable; less practicable; least practicable capable of doing something; describing something that can be done
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| Explanation of evoke (verb) forms: evoked; evoking; evokes to bring out; to summon; to recall to memory; to create new thoughts
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| Explanation of dispel (verb) forms: dispelled; dispelling; dispels to drive away
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| Explanation of devious (adjective) forms: more devious; most devious; less devious; least devious indirect; sly
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| Explanation of perennial (adjective) forms: perennial; more perennial; most perennial; less perennial; least perennial long time effects; lasts for a longer period of time
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