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| Explanation of militant (adjective) forms: more militant; most militant engaged in war; war-ridden; warring
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| Explanation of ostentatious (adjective) forms: more ostentatious; most ostentatious (of a display) tawdry or vulgar
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| Explanation of receptive (adjective) able to absorb liquid (not repellent)
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| Explanation of dire (adjective) forms: direr; direst causing fear or dread or terror; dreaded; dreadful; horrendous; horrific; terrible
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| Explanation of mobile (adjective) forms: more mobile; most mobile affording change (especially in social status)
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| Explanation of garotte (verb) strangle with an iron collar; scrag
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| Explanation of infatuated (adjective) marked by foolish or unreasoning fondness; in love; potty; smitten
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| Explanation of hoggish (adjective) resembling swine; piggy; porcine; swinish
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| Explanation of podgy (adjective) short and plump; pudgy; tubby; roly-poly
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| Explanation of initiatory (adjective) serving to set in motion; first; maiden
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