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| Explanation of accede (verb) forms: acceded; acceded; acceding agree or express agreement; acquiesce
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| Explanation of libido (noun) form: libidos sexual instinct
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| Explanation of relic (noun) form: relics something of sentimental value; token
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| Explanation of carat (noun) the unit of measurement for the proportion of gold in an alloy; kt
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| Explanation of touchstone (noun) a basis for comparison; measure
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| Explanation of elixir (noun) substance which supposedly prolongs life
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| Explanation of lissom (adjective) moving and bending with ease; lithe; lithesome; slender; supple; svelte; sylphlike
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| Explanation of conglomeration (noun) an occurrence combining miscellaneous things into a (more or less) rounded mass
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| Explanation of staccato (adjective) detached; having distinct breaks between successive tones
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| Explanation of quadruplex (adjective) having four units or components; fourfold; four-fold
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