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| Explanation of hermitage (noun) form: hermitages retreat; isolated dwelling
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| Explanation of cascade (noun) form: cascades a sudden downpour (as of tears or sparks etc) likened to a rain shower
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| Explanation of arroyo (noun) form: arroyos intermittent river
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| Explanation of ravage (verb) forms: ravaged; ravaged; ravaging cause extensive destruction or ruin utterly; devastate; desolate; scourge
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| Explanation of unsightly (adjective) forms: unsightlier; unsightliest unpleasant to look at
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| Explanation of choreography (noun) a notation used by choreographers
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| Explanation of definitive (adjective) supplying or being a final or conclusive settlement
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| Explanation of gerrymander (verb) forms: gerrymandered; gerrymandered; gerrymandering divide unfairly and to one's advantage
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| Explanation of constringe (verb) become tight or as if tight; narrow
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| Explanation of aristocracy (noun) form: aristocracies the most powerful members of a society
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