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| Explanation of necessitate (verb) forms: necessitated; necessitated; necessitating to render indispensable
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| Explanation of exasperate (verb) forms: exasperated; exasperated; exasperating to anger; to infuriate; to annoy; to irritate
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| Explanation of squabble (verb) forms: squabbled; squabbled; squabbling to quarrel
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| Explanation of despond (verb) forms: desponded; desponded; desponding to lose spirit, courage or hope
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| Explanation of readjust (verb) forms: readjusted; readjusted; readjusting to put in order after disarrangement
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| Explanation of whine (verb) forms: whined; whined; whining to utter with complaining tone
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| Explanation of priggish (adjective) conceited
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| Explanation of surround (verb) forms: surrounded; surrounded; surrounding to encircle
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| Explanation of famish (verb) forms: famished; famished; famishing to suffer extremity of hunger or thirst
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| Explanation of reprieve (verb) forms: reprieved; reprieved; reprieving to delay a punishment (esp. death sentence); provide temporary relief
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