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| Explanation of exertion (noun) form: exertions use of physical or mental energy; travail; sweat
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| Explanation of unravel (verb) forms: unraveled; unraveled; unraveling become undone
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| Explanation of incredulous (adjective) not disposed or willing to believe
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| Explanation of conducive (noun) encouraging; helpful
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| Explanation of mirth (noun) great merriment; glee; gleefulness
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| Explanation of kinetic (adjective) supplying motive force
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| Explanation of conniption (noun) a display of bad temper; scene
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| Explanation of reprobate (noun) form: reprobates a person without moral scruples
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| Explanation of ovalbumin (noun) the white part of an egg; albumen
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| Explanation of leftover (adjective) not used up; odd; remaining; unexpended
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