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Word Explanations shackle, forestall, apprehend, affix, stem from, aver, partial, rhapsodize, jawbone, scram

Explanation of shackle (verb)
forms: shackled; shackled; shackling
restrain with fetters

Example of shackle
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Explanation of forestall (verb)
forms: forestalled; forestalled; forestalling
act in advance of; counter

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Explanation of apprehend (verb)
forms: apprehended; apprehended; apprehending
anticipate with dread or anxiety

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Explanation of affix (verb)
forms: affixed; affixed; affixing
attach or become attached to a stem word

Examples of affix
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Explanation of stem from (verb)
forms: stemmed from; stemmed from; stemming from
occur as a result of

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Explanation of aver (verb)
forms: averred; averred; averring
declare or affirm solemnly and formally as true; assert; avow; swan; swear

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Explanation of partial (adjective)
incomplete; biased; having a liking for something

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Explanation of rhapsodize (verb)
forms: rhapsodized; rhapsodized; rhapsodizing
say (something) with great enthusiasm

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Explanation of jawbone (verb)
talk idly or casually and in a friendly way; schmooze; schmoose

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Explanation of scram (verb)
leave immediately; fuck off; get

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