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| Description of saline (adjective) containing salt
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| Description of eloquence (noun) powerful and effective language; smoothness
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| Description of disseminate (verb: disseminated; disseminated; disseminating) cause to become widely known; circularize; propagate; broadcast
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| Description of hackneyed (adjective) repeated too often; commonplace; old-hat; shopworn; threadbare
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| Description of touchstone (noun) a basis for comparison; measure
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| Description of exertion (noun: exertions) use of physical or mental energy; travail; sweat
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| Description of impropriety (noun: improprieties) an act of undue intimacy; indecorum; liberty
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| Description of ulterior (adjective) coming at a subsequent time or stage; posterior
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| Description of hymnal (noun) a songbook containing a collection of hymns; hymnary
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| Description of derision (noun: derisions) the act of deriding or treating with contempt
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