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| Explanation of expedite (verb) to hasten the action of; to speed up; to accelerate; to facilitate; to dispatch
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| Explanation of undermine (verb) to weaken; to often through subtle means; to subvert; to sabotage
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| Explanation of condescend (verb) to come down from one's position or dignity; to lower oneself; to patronize
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| Explanation of beget (verb) to bring into being
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| Explanation of nullify (verb) to cancel; to invalidate; to annul
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| Explanation of suffuse (verb) to overspread
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| Explanation of mesmerize (verb) to hypnotize; to fascinate; to induce
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| Explanation of diverge (verb) to separate; to split; to branch off from a common point
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| Explanation of exonerate (verb) to declare or prove blameless; to absolve; to acquit
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| Explanation of consecrate (verb) to declare sacred; to dedicate; to bless
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