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| Explanation of consulate (noun) office of an official chosen by a government to represent its interests in a foreign country
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| Explanation of outdo (verb) forms: outdid; outdone; outdoing to surpass
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| Explanation of expiate (verb) forms: expiated; expiated; expiating to make satisfaction or amends for
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| Explanation of imperfectible (adjective) that can not be perfected
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| Explanation of regnant (adjective) exercising royal authority in one's own right
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| Explanation of incitement (noun) form: incitements something that moves to action or serves as an incentive or stimulus
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| Explanation of fawn (noun) a young deer
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| Explanation of extradition (noun) the surrender by a government of a person accused of crime to the justice of another government
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| Explanation of opportune (adjective) forms: more opportune; most opportune especially fit as occurring, said or done at the right moment
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| Explanation of epitaph (noun) form: epitaphs an inscription on a tomb or monument in honor or in memory of the dead
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