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| Explanation of consecutive (adjective) following in uninterrupted succession
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| Explanation of transcript (noun) form: transcripts a copy made directly from an original
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| Explanation of wiry (adjective) forms: wirier; wiriest thin, but tough and sinewy
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| Explanation of solicitor (noun) form: solicitors one who represents a client in court of justice; an attorney
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| Explanation of bombardier (noun) a person who has charge of mortars, bombs, and shells
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| Explanation of tarnish (verb) forms: tarnished; tarnished; tarnishing to lessen or destroy the luster of in any way
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| Explanation of semiconscious (adjective) partially awake
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| Explanation of amply (adverb) sufficiently
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| Explanation of interdict (noun) authoritative act of prohibition
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| Explanation of mediocre (adjective) ordinary
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