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| Explanation of secondary (adjective) less important or effective than that which is primary
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| Explanation of extempore (adverb) without studied or special preparation
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| Explanation of travesty (noun) form: travesties a grotesque imitation
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| Explanation of submerge (verb) forms: submerged; submerged; submerging to place or plunge under water
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| Explanation of verity (noun) form: verities truth
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| Explanation of bullock (noun) an ox
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| Explanation of objector (noun) form: objectors an opposer
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| Explanation of deplore (verb) forms: deplored; deplored; deploring to regard with grief or sorrow
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| Explanation of meticulous (adjective) pedantic; cautious concerning minute details; scrupulous
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| Explanation of preponderate (verb) forms: preponderated; preponderated; preponderating to exceed in influence or power
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