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  Word Explanations obviate, transfuse, overleap, retrace, purloin, retouch, thereabout, irrefragable, disrupt, repudiate


   
Explanation of obviate (verb)
forms: obviated; obviated; obviating
to clear away or provide for, as an objection or difficulty



   
Explanation of transfuse (verb)
forms: transfused; transfused; transfusing
to pour or cause to pass, as a fluid, from one vessel to another



   
Explanation of overleap (verb)
forms: overleaped, overleapt; overleaped, overleapt; overleaping
to go too far; skip



   
Explanation of retrace (verb)
forms: retraced; retraced; retracing
to follow backward or toward the place of beginning, as a track or marking



   
Explanation of purloin (verb)
forms: purloined; purloined; purloining
to steal



   
Explanation of retouch (verb)
forms: retouched; retouched; retouching
to modify the details of



   
Explanation of thereabout (adverb)
near that number, quantity, degree, place or time; approximately



   
Explanation of irrefragable (adjective)
that can not be refuted or disproved



   
Explanation of disrupt (verb)
forms: disrupted; disrupted; disrupting
to burst or break asunder



   
Explanation of repudiate (verb)
forms: repudiated; repudiated; repudiating
to refuse to have anything to do with



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