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| Explanation of heresy (noun) opinion contrary to popular belief
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| Explanation of turmoil (noun) unrest; agitation; commotion; tumult; uproar
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| Explanation of ingenue (noun) unworldly young woman; character of an innocent girl
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| Explanation of recidivism (noun) habitual or chronic relapse of criminal or antisocial offenses
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| Explanation of aspirant (noun) person who goes after high goals; ambitious person
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| Explanation of imputation (noun) charge; act of attributing a fault or misconduct to another
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| Explanation of encomium (noun) formal expression of high praise; commendation; eulogy
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| Explanation of dais (noun) raised platform at one end of a room; stage
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| Explanation of equinox (noun) either of two points on the celestial sphere at which the ecliptic intersects the celestial equator
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| Explanation of sarcasm (noun) ironic; bitter humor designed to wound
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