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Word Explanations inadequate, radiance, nit, neology, alcohol, univalence, heptarchy, canon, harass, ingratiate

Explanation of inadequate (adjective)
forms: more inadequate; most inadequate
insufficient

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Explanation of radiance (noun)
brilliant or sparkling luster

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Explanation of nit (noun)
the egg of a louse or some other insect

Example of nit
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Explanation of neology (noun)
form: neologies
the coining or using of new words or new meanings of words

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Explanation of alcohol (noun)
form: alcohols
a volatile, inflammable, colorless liquid of a penetrating odor and burning taste

Example of alcohol
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Explanation of univalence (noun)
monovalency

Examples of univalence
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Explanation of heptarchy (noun)
form: heptarchies
a group of seven governments

Example of heptarchy
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Explanation of canon (noun)
form: canons
any rule or law

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Explanation of harass (verb)
forms: harassed; harassed; harassing
to trouble with importunities, cares or annoyances

Example of harass
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Explanation of ingratiate (verb)
forms: ingratiated; ingratiated; ingratiating
to win confidence or good graces for oneself

Examples of ingratiate
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Meaning of inadequate, radiance, nit, neology, alcohol, univalence, heptarchy, canon