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| Explanation of inversion (noun) change of order so that the first shall become last and the last first
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| Explanation of vindicatory (adjective) punitive
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| Explanation of equitable (adjective) characterized by fairness
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| Explanation of proficiency (noun) form: no plural an advanced state of acquirement, as in some knowledge, art or science
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| Explanation of pretext (noun) form: pretexts a fictitious reason or motive
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| Explanation of animosity (noun) form: animosities hatred
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| Explanation of biped (noun) an animal having two feet
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| Explanation of amenable (adjective) willing and ready to submit
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| Explanation of blithe (adjective) forms: blither; blithest joyous
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| Explanation of perennial (adjective) continuing though the year or through many years
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