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| Explanation of comport (verb) forms: comported; comported; comporting bear; deport; conduct; carry
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| Explanation of replenish (verb) forms: replenished; replenished; replenishing fill something that had previously been emptied; fill again
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| Explanation of relapse (verb) forms: relapsed; relapsed; relapsing go back to bad behavior; recidivate; regress; retrogress; fall back
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| Explanation of scotch (verb) forms: scotched; scotched; scotching make a small cut or score into
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| Explanation of betroth (verb) forms: betrothed; betrothed; betrothing give to in marriage; affiance; plight
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| Explanation of abate (verb) forms: abated; abated; abating become less in amount or intensity; slack off; slack; die away
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| Explanation of apogee (noun) apoapsis in Earth orbit
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| Explanation of dulcify (verb) make sweeter in taste; edulcorate; dulcorate
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| Explanation of garble (verb) make false by mutilation or addition; warp
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| Explanation of foil (verb) forms: foiled; foiled; foiling frustrate; balk; prevent someone from succeeding
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