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| Explanation of speculate (verb) forms: speculated; speculated; speculating to pursue inquiries and form conjectures
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| Explanation of disrobe (verb) forms: disrobed; disrobed; disrobing to unclothe
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| Explanation of collide (verb) forms: collided; collided; colliding to meet and strike violently; to crash into each other
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| Explanation of overrun (verb) forms: overran; overrun; overrunning to infest or ravage
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| Explanation of adduce (verb) forms: adduced; adduced; adducing to bring forward or name for consideration
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| Explanation of preoccupy (verb) forms: preoccupied; preoccupied; preoccupying to fill the mind of a person to the exclusion of other subjects
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| Explanation of belate (verb) forms: belated; belated; belating to delay past the proper hour
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| Explanation of supersede (verb) forms: superseded; superseded; superseding to displace
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| Explanation of consecrate (verb) forms: consecrated; consecrated; consecrating to set apart as sacred
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| Explanation of nominate (verb) forms: nominated; nominated; nominating to designate as a candidate for any office
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