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| Explanation of imbibe (verb) forms: imbibed; imbibed; imbibing to drink or take in
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| Explanation of reign (verb) forms: reigned; reigned; reigning to rule; control; govern; predominate; prevail; be widespread
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| Explanation of capitulate (verb) forms: capitulated; capitulated; capitulating to surrender or stipulate terms
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| Explanation of jeopardize (verb) forms: jeopardized; jeopardized; jeopardizing to imperil
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| Explanation of incarcerate (verb) forms: incarcerated; incarcerated; incarcerating to imprison
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| Explanation of preordain (verb) forms: preordained; preordained; preordaining to foreordain
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| Explanation of wizen (verb) forms: wizened; wizened; wizening to become or cause to become withered or dry
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| Explanation of impulsion (noun) impetus
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| Explanation of sear (verb) forms: seared; seared; searing to burn on the surface
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| Explanation of impugn (verb) forms: impugned; impugned; impugning to assail with arguments, insinuations or accusations
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