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| Explanation of chasten (verb) forms: chastened; chastened; chastening correct by punishment or discipline; subdue
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| Explanation of provenance (noun) where something originated or was nurtured in its early existence; place of origin; provenience
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| Explanation of icon (noun) image; statue; idol
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| Explanation of fodder (noun) food fed to livestock
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| Explanation of demean (verb) forms: demeaned; demeaned; demeaning reduce in worth or character, usually verbally; disgrace; put down
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| Explanation of combustible (adjective) capable of igniting and burning
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| Explanation of flag (verb) forms: flagged; flagged; flagging become less intense; slacken off
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| Explanation of propitiate (verb) forms: propitiated; propitiated; propitiating make peace with
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| Explanation of formidable (adjective) inspiring fear; unnerving
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| Explanation of retaliate (verb) forms: retaliated; retaliated; retaliating make a counterattack and return like for like, especially evil for evil
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