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| Explanation of prevaricate (verb) to speak equivocally or evasively; to lie; to deceive; to mislead; to embellish
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| Explanation of lament (verb) to mourn; to grieve; to regret
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| Explanation of wheedle (verb) to influence; to persuade; to coax
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| Explanation of conjure (verb) to call upon; appeal to; to summon; to implore; to invoke
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| Explanation of enervate (verb) to weaken; to deprive of nerve or strength
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| Explanation of hone (verb) to sharpen; to long or yearn for
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| Explanation of allude (verb) to refer indirectly to something; to hint
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| Explanation of absolve (verb) to forgive; to acquit; to release
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| Explanation of harbor (verb) to give shelter; to protect; to hide; to take shelter; to conceal
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| Explanation of accede (verb) to comply with; to consent to; to agree with; to concur
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