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| Explanation of defray (verb) forms: defrayed; defrayed; defraying to make payment for
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| Explanation of noticeable (adjective) perceptible
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| Explanation of panorama (noun) form: panoramas a series of large pictures representing a continuous scene
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| Explanation of ministry (noun) form: ministries a service
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| Explanation of propeller (noun) form: propellers long shaft with a revolving spiral blades that move a vehicle
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| Explanation of subsist (verb) forms: subsisted; subsisted; subsisting to exist; live; stay alive
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| Explanation of excretion (noun) the getting rid of waste matter
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| Explanation of stallion (noun) an uncastrated male horse, commonly one kept for breeding
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| Explanation of alternative (noun) form: alternatives something that may or must exist, be taken or chosen or done instead of something else
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| Explanation of cacophony (noun) form: cacophonies a disagreeable, harsh or discordant sound or combination of sounds or tones
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