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| Explanation of protuberate (verb) forms: protuberated; protuberated; protuberating to swell or bulge beyond the surrounding surface
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| Explanation of overreach (verb) forms: overreached; overreached; overreaching to stretch out too far
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| Explanation of overstride (verb) forms: overstrode; overstridden; overstriding to step beyond
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| Explanation of facilitate (verb) forms: facilitated; facilitated; facilitating to make more easy
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| Explanation of dilate (verb) forms: dilated; dilated; dilating to enlarge in all directions
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| Explanation of recognize (verb) forms: recognized; recognized; recognizing to recall the identity of (a person or thing)
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| Explanation of augur (verb) forms: augured; augured; auguring to predict
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| Explanation of abominate (verb) forms: abominated; abominated; abominating to hate violently
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| Explanation of originate (verb) forms: originated; originated; originating to cause or constitute the beginning or first stage of the existence of
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| Explanation of refute (verb) forms: refuted; refuted; refuting to prove to be wrong
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