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| Explanation of insolence (noun) pride or haughtiness exhibited in contemptuous and overbearing treatment of others
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| Explanation of intangible (adjective) not perceptible to the touch
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| Explanation of scribble (noun) form: scribbles hasty, careless writing
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| Explanation of disciple (noun) form: disciples person who believes the teaching of another or who adopts and follows some doctrine
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| Explanation of curtsy (noun) form: curtsies a downward movement of the body by bending the knees
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| Explanation of excess (noun) form: excesses something that passes the ordinary, proper or required limit, measure or experience
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| Explanation of transmissible (adjective) that may e sent through or across
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| Explanation of elucidate (verb) forms: elucidated; elucidated; elucidating to bring out more clearly the facts concerning
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| Explanation of cadaverous (adjective) resembling a corpse
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| Explanation of brine (noun) water saturated with salt
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