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| Explanation of superfluity (noun) form: superfluities that part of anything that is in excess of what is needed
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| Explanation of outpost (noun) form: outposts a detachment of troops stationed at a distance from the main body to guard against surprise
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| Explanation of metropolis (noun) form: metropolises a chief city, either the capital or the largest or most important city of a state
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| Explanation of acidify (verb) forms: acidified; acidified; acidifying to change into a sour tasting solution that dissolves metals and other materials
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| Explanation of armory (noun) form: armories an arsenal
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| Explanation of vacate (verb) forms: vacated; vacated; vacating to leave
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| Explanation of repulsive (adjective) forms: more repulsive; most repulsive grossly offensive
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| Explanation of condense (verb) forms: condensed; condensed; condensing to abridge; to shorten
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| Explanation of seethe (verb) forms: seethed; seethed; seething to be violently excited or agitated
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| Explanation of ligament (noun) form: ligaments something binds objects together
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