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  Word Descriptions anomaly, oust, acclaim, allegory, tumid, deter, supplant, curb, gerrymander, homeostasis


   
Description of anomaly (noun)
oddity; inconsistency; deviation from the norm; exception; deviation



   
Description of oust (verb)
drive out; to eject; to evict



   
Description of acclaim (noun)
loud approval; applause; praise



   
Description of allegory (noun)
symbolic description; metaphor



   
Description of tumid (adjective)
swollen; pompous; puffy



   
Description of deter (verb)
to prevent; to discourage; to hinder



   
Description of supplant (verb)
to take the place of; to usurp



   
Description of curb (noun)
restraint; framework; raised edge of a sidewalk



   
Description of gerrymander (verb)
to gain advantage by manipulating unfairly; to falsify; to pervert; to distort



   
Description of homeostasis (noun)
maintenance of stability



  Determinations of the words anomaly, oust, acclaim, allegory, tumid, deter, supplant, curb, gerrymander, homeostasis

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