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  Word Explanations corroborate, tensile, discourse, tumid, contempt, litigate, articulate, facilitate, protocol, anarchist


   
Explanation of corroborate (verb)
to confirm the validity; to certify; to reinforce



   
Explanation of tensile (adjective)
undergoing or exerting tension



   
Explanation of discourse (verb)
to communicate in an orderly fashion; to talk



   
Explanation of tumid (adjective)
swollen; pompous; puffy



   
Explanation of contempt (noun)
scorn; disrespect; disdain



   
Explanation of litigate (verb)
to involve a lawsuit; to dispute legally



   
Explanation of articulate (verb)
to utter or speak clearly and distinctly



   
Explanation of facilitate (verb)
to make easier; to simplify; to expedite; to assist forward; to promote



   
Explanation of protocol (noun)
original draft or record of a document; rules of behavior



   
Explanation of anarchist (noun)
person who believes that a formal government is unnecessary



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