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| Explanation of liking (noun) fondness
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| Explanation of pantoscope (noun) a very wide-angled photographic lens
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| Explanation of egotism (noun) self-conceit
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| Explanation of invert (verb) forms: inverted; inverted; inverting to turn inside out, upside down or in opposite direction
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| Explanation of mystification (noun) form: mystifications the act of artfully perplexing
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| Explanation of confederacy (noun) form: confederacies a number of states or persons in compact or league with each other, as for mutual aid
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| Explanation of stimulate (verb) forms: stimulated; stimulated; stimulating to rouse to activity or to quickened action
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| Explanation of parallelism (noun) essential likeness
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| Explanation of dispel (verb) forms: dispelled; dispelled; dispelling to drive away by or as by scattering in different directions
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| Explanation of exceed (verb) forms: exceeded; exceeded; exceeding to go beyond; to pass; to surpass; to outdo
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