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| Explanation of fester (verb) forms: festered; festered; festering generate pus; rankle; produce irritation or resentment
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| Explanation of importune (verb) forms: importuned; importuned; importuning beg persistently and urgently
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| Explanation of beset (verb) forms: beset; beset; besetting decorate or cover lavishly (as with gems)
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| Explanation of polarize (verb) forms: polarized; polarized; polarizing separate into opposing groups; contrapose
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| Explanation of splice (verb) forms: spliced; spliced; splicing join by interweaving strands
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| Explanation of scruple (verb) forms: scrupled; scrupled; scrupling have doubts about
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| Explanation of wallow (verb) forms: wallowed; wallowed; wallowing delight greatly in
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| Explanation of despondent (adjective) without or almost without hope
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| Explanation of leaven (verb) forms: leavened; leavened; leavening influence; cause gradual change
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| Explanation of gasp (verb) breathe noisily, as when one is exhausted; heave
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