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  Word Explanations impiety, knavery, predecessor, cat-o-nine-tails, compulsory, disappoint, forfeit, protector, discover, canto


   
Explanation of impiety (noun)
form: impieties
irreverence toward God



   
Explanation of knavery (noun)
form: knaveries
deceitfulness in dealing



   
Explanation of predecessor (noun)
form: predecessors
an incumbent of a given office previous to another



   
Explanation of cat-o-nine-tails (noun)
an instrument consisting of cords, formerly used for flogging in the army and navy



   
Explanation of compulsory (adjective)
forced



   
Explanation of disappoint (verb)
forms: disappointed; disappointed; disappointing
to fail to fulfill the expectation, hope, wish or desire of



   
Explanation of forfeit (verb)
forms: forfeited; forfeited; forfeiting
to lose possession of through failure to fulfill some obligation



   
Explanation of protector (noun)
form: protectors
a defender



   
Explanation of discover (verb)
forms: discovered; discovered; discovering
to get first sight or knowledge of, as something previously unknown or unperceived



   
Explanation of canto (noun)
forms: canto; cantos
one of the divisions of an extended poem



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