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| Explanation of corroboration (noun) confirmation
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| Explanation of buoyancy (noun) power or tendency to float on or in a liquid or gas
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| Explanation of writing (noun) form: writings the act or art of tracing or inscribing on a surface letters or ideographs
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| Explanation of polemics (noun) the art of controversy or disputation
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| Explanation of keepsake (noun) a souvenir; object kept as a reminder of an event
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| Explanation of inkling (noun) a hint
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| Explanation of moralist (noun) a writer on ethics
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| Explanation of scribe (noun) form: scribes one who writes or is skilled in writing
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| Explanation of cataclysm (noun) any overwhelming flood of water
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| Explanation of subterfuge (noun) evasion
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