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| Explanation of tirade (noun) broadside
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| Explanation of braggadocio (noun) form: braggadocios vain and empty boasting; rodomontade; rhodomontade
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| Explanation of transcribe (verb) forms: transcribed; transcribed; transcribing make a written or typewritten copy
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| Explanation of polity (noun) form: polities shrewd or crafty management of public affairs
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| Explanation of disport (verb) forms: disported; disported; disporting play boisterously; lark; rollick; run around
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| Explanation of spectral (adjective) resembling or characteristic of a phantom; ghostly; phantasmal; spiritual
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| Explanation of misapprehension (noun) an understanding of something that is not correct
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| Explanation of debacle (noun) a sound defeat; drubbing; slaughter; trouncing; whipping
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| Explanation of jutting (adjective) extending out above or beyond a surface or boundary; projecting; protruding; relieved
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| Explanation of accredited (adjective) given official approval to act; licensed; licenced
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