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| Explanation of logic (noun) the science of correct thinking
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| Explanation of formation (noun) form: formations relative disposition of parts
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| Explanation of sufficiency (noun) form: sufficiencies an ample or adequate supply
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| Explanation of assonance (noun) form: assonances resemblance or correspondence in sound
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| Explanation of transmission (noun) form: transmissions the act of sending through or across
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| Explanation of commotion (noun) form: commotions a disturbance or violent agitation
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| Explanation of auspice (noun) form: auspices favoring, protecting or propitious influence or guidance
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| Explanation of extortion (noun) form: extortions the practice of obtaining by violence or compulsion
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| Explanation of impeccable (adjective) blameless
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| Explanation of onset (noun) an assault, especially of troops, upon an enemy or fortification
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