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| Explanation of fervid (adjective) extremely hot
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| Explanation of vulnerable (adjective) capable of being wounded or hurt
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| Explanation of saline (adjective) containing salt
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| Explanation of carnivorous (adjective) feeding on animals (used of plants as well as animals)
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| Explanation of fallow (adjective) undeveloped but potentially useful
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| Explanation of contrite (adjective) feeling or expressing pain or sorrow for sins or offenses; rueful; ruthful
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| Explanation of antiquated (adjective) so extremely old as seeming to belong to an earlier period; archaic
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| Explanation of evince (verb) forms: evinced; evinced; evincing give expression to
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| Explanation of fancify (verb) make more beautiful; embellish; prettify
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| Explanation of chapfallen (adjective) brought low in spirit; crestfallen; deflated
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