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| Explanation of impute (verb) forms: imputed; imputed; imputing to attribute
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| Explanation of paragon (noun) a model of excellence
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| Explanation of plenteous (adjective) abundant
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| Explanation of nauseous (adjective) loathsome
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| Explanation of irreducible (adjective) that can not be lessened
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| Explanation of intercession (noun) entreaty in behalf of others
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| Explanation of ferocity (noun) form: ferocities savageness
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| Explanation of professor (noun) form: professors a public teacher of the highest grade in a university or college
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| Explanation of diffidence (noun) self-distrust
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| Explanation of ingenious (adjective) evincing skill, originality or cleverness, as in contrivance or arrangement
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