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  Word Descriptions expedite, amortize, relevant, peruse, uncanny, hackneyed, tranquillity, tribunal, reciprocal, surfeit


   
Description of expedite (verb)
to hasten the action of; to speed up; to accelerate; to facilitate; to dispatch



   
Description of amortize (verb)
to put money into a fund at fixed intervals



   
Description of relevant (adjective)
of concern; significant; pertinent; related



   
Description of peruse (verb)
to read carefully; to study



   
Description of uncanny (adjective)
of a strange nature; weird; mysterious



   
Description of hackneyed (adjective)
commonplace; trite; banal; unoriginal



   
Description of tranquillity (noun)
peace; stillness; harmony; calmness



   
Description of tribunal (noun)
place of judgement; court of justice



   
Description of reciprocal (adjective)
mutual; having the same relationship to each other; common; joint



   
Description of surfeit (noun)
overindulgence



  Determinations of the words expedite, amortize, relevant, peruse, uncanny, hackneyed, tranquillity, tribunal, reciprocal, surfeit

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