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| Explanation of mimic (verb) forms: mimicked; mimicked; mimicking to imitate the speech or actions of
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| Explanation of exhaust (verb) forms: exhausted; exhausted; exhausting to empty by draining off the contents
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| Explanation of assimilate (verb) forms: assimilated; assimilated; assimilating to adapt
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| Explanation of uproot (verb) forms: uprooted; uprooted; uprooting to eradicate
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| Explanation of exhale (verb) forms: exhaled; exhaled; exhaling to breathe forth
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| Explanation of comprise (verb) forms: comprised; comprised; comprising to consist of
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| Explanation of revocation (noun) repeal
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| Explanation of imminence (noun) impending evil or danger
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| Explanation of disagree (verb) forms: disagreed; disagreed; disagreeing to be opposite in opinion
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| Explanation of interrupt (verb) forms: interrupted; interrupted; interrupting to stop while in progress
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