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  Word Explanations mismanage, disqualify, stultify, gamble, perjure, fuse, malady, paralyze, correlate, complicate


   
Explanation of mismanage (verb)
forms: mismanaged; mismanaged; mismanaging
to run, organize, or deal with something incompetently



   
Explanation of disqualify (verb)
forms: disqualified; disqualified; disqualifying
to debar



   
Explanation of stultify (verb)
forms: stultified; stultified; stultifying
to give an appearance of foolishness to



   
Explanation of gamble (verb)
forms: gambled; gambled; gambling
to risk money or other possession on an event, chance or contingency



   
Explanation of perjure (verb)
forms: perjured; perjured; perjuring
to swear falsely to



   
Explanation of fuse (verb)
forms: fused; fused; fusing
to unite or blend as by melting together



   
Explanation of malady (noun)
form: maladies
any physical disease or disorder, especially a chronic or deep-seated one



   
Explanation of paralyze (verb)
forms: paralyzed; paralyzed; paralyzing
to deprive of the power to act



   
Explanation of correlate (verb)
forms: correlated; correlated; correlating
to put in some relation of connection or correspondence



   
Explanation of complicate (verb)
forms: complicated; complicated; complicating
to make complex, difficult or hard to deal with



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