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| Explanation of malign (verb) to speak evil of; to slander
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| Explanation of dally (verb) to loiter; to waste time; to trifle; to flirt
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| Explanation of abhor (verb) to hate; to dislike; to detest
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| Explanation of deter (verb) to prevent; to discourage; to hinder
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| Explanation of propitiate (verb) to win the goodwill of; to appease
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| Explanation of tarry (verb) to go; to move slowly; to delay
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| Explanation of juncture (noun) critical point; crisis; period; joint; connection
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| Explanation of macerate (verb) to soften by steeping in liquid; to disintegrate
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| Explanation of enfranchise (verb) to free from obligation; to admit to citizenship; to emancipate; to liberate; to free
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| Explanation of rectify (verb) to correct; to adjust; to fix
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