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| Explanation of wrest (verb) forms: wrested; wrested; wresting obtain by seizing forcibly or violently, also metaphorically
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| Explanation of dislodge (verb) forms: dislodged; dislodged; dislodging remove or force from a position of dwelling previously occupied
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| Explanation of render (verb) forms: rendered; rendered; rendering give; submit; do; provide
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| Explanation of aggrandize (verb) forms: aggrandized; aggrandized; aggrandizing add details to; lard; embellish; aggrandise; blow up; dramatize
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| Explanation of reek (verb) forms: reeked; reeked; reeking give off smoke, fumes, warm vapour, steam, etc.
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| Explanation of fluster (verb) forms: flustered; flustered; flustering cause to be nervous or upset
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| Explanation of badger (verb) forms: badgered; badgered; badgering persuade through constant efforts
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| Explanation of obscure (verb) forms: obscured; obscured; obscuring vague; hazy; dark; dim
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| Explanation of prognosticate (verb) forms: prognosticated; prognosticated; prognosticating indicate by signs; portend; omen; presage; betoken; forecast
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| Explanation of luxate (verb) move out of position; splay; slip
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