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  Word Explanations sinuosity, transplant, divulgence, disavow, negate, aldermanship, ration, trenchant, control, myriad


   
Explanation of sinuosity (noun)
form: sinuosities
the quality of curving in and out



   
Explanation of transplant (verb)
forms: transplanted; transplanted; transplanting
to remove from one place and introduce into another (organ, person, etc.); transfer; relocate



   
Explanation of divulgence (noun)
form: divulgences
disclosure; act of exposing



   
Explanation of disavow (verb)
forms: disavowed; disavowed; disavowing
to disclaim responsibility for



   
Explanation of negate (verb)
forms: negated; negated; negating
to deny



   
Explanation of aldermanship (noun)
form: aldermanships
the dignity, condition, office or term of office of government official



   
Explanation of ration (verb)
forms: rationed; rationed; rationing
to provide with a fixed allowance or portion, especially of food



   
Explanation of trenchant (adjective)
cutting deeply and quickly



   
Explanation of control (verb)
forms: controlled; controlled; controlling
to exercise a directing, restraining or governing influence over



   
Explanation of myriad (noun)
form: myriads
a vast indefinite number



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