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| Explanation of reconstruct (verb) forms: reconstructed; reconstructed; reconstructing to rebuild
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| Explanation of tactics (noun) any maneuvering or adroit management for effecting an object
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| Explanation of voala (interjection) here we go; here you are; there you go
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| Explanation of betrothal (noun) form: betrothals engagement to marry
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| Explanation of outbreak (noun) form: outbreaks eruption; explosion (usually of an unpleasant thing)
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| Explanation of foreshore (noun) land along the edge of a body of water
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| Explanation of convulse (verb) forms: convulsed; convulsed; convulsing to cause spasms in
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| Explanation of subtrahend (noun) form: subtrahends number that is deducted from an amount
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| Explanation of batten (noun) form: battens a narrow strip of wood
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| Explanation of ordination (noun) a consecration to the ministry
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