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| Explanation of skimp (verb) forms: skimped; skimped; skimping supply sparingly and with restricted quantities; scant
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| Explanation of lope (verb) forms: loped; loped; loping run easily
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| Explanation of infringe (verb) forms: infringed; infringed; infringing advance beyond the usual limit; impinge
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| Explanation of forswear (verb) forms: forswore; forsworn; forswearing formally reject or disavow a formerly held belief, usually under pressure; retract; resile
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| Explanation of reverberate (verb) forms: reverberated; reverberated; reverberating echo; resound
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| Explanation of perpetrate (verb) forms: perpetrated; perpetrated; perpetrating perform an act, usually with a negative connotation; pull
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| Explanation of careen (verb) forms: careened; careened; careening move sideways or in an unsteady way; shift; tilt
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| Explanation of correlation (noun) form: correlations a statistic representing how closely two variables co-vary; coefficient
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| Explanation of disconcert (verb) forms: disconcerted; disconcerted; disconcerting cause to lose one's composure; untune; discomfit
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| Explanation of martyrize (verb) torture and torment
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