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| Explanation of powdered (adjective) consisting of fine particles; pulverized; pulverised; small-grained; fine-grained
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| Explanation of grotesque (adjective) ludicrously odd; fantastical
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| Explanation of bourgeois (noun) form: bourgeois a member of the middle class
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| Explanation of faction (noun) form: factions a dissenting clique
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| Explanation of fanciful (adjective) having a curiously intricate quality
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| Explanation of exegesis (noun) form: exegeses interpretation
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| Explanation of supersede (verb) forms: superseded; superseded; superseding take the place or move into the position of; supervene upon; supercede
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| Explanation of sidereal (adjective) (of divisions of time) determined by daily motion of the stars
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| Explanation of clabber (verb) turn into curds; clot
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| Explanation of downiness (noun) a light softness; fluffiness
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