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| Explanation of recline (verb) forms: reclined; reclined; reclining to cause to assume a leaning or recumbent attitude or position
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| Explanation of revoke (verb) forms: revoked; revoked; revoking to rescind
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| Explanation of recruit (verb) forms: recruited; recruited; recruiting to enlist men for military or naval service
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| Explanation of disarrange (verb) forms: disarranged; disarranged; disarranging to throw out of order
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| Explanation of accept (verb) forms: accepted; accepted; accepting to take when offered
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| Explanation of dispossess (verb) forms: dispossessed; dispossessed; dispossessing to deprive of actual occupancy, especially of real estate
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| Explanation of appall (verb) forms: appalled; appalled; appalling to fill with dismay or horror
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| Explanation of remunerate (verb) forms: remunerated; remunerated; remunerating to pay or pay for
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| Explanation of debase (verb) forms: debased; debased; debasing to lower in character or virtue
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| Explanation of improvise (verb) forms: improvised; improvised; improvising to do anything extemporaneously or offhand
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