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| Explanation of aristocrat (noun) form: aristocrats a hereditary noble or one nearly connected with nobility
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| Explanation of incomparable (adjective) matchless
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| Explanation of philanthropy (noun) form: philanthropies active humanitarianism
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| Explanation of hesitant (adjective) vacillating
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| Explanation of syllabus (noun) forms plurals: syllabuses, syllabi outline of a subject, course, lecture or treatise
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| Explanation of neolithic (adjective) pertaining to the later stone age
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| Explanation of orgies (noun) wild or wanton revelry
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| Explanation of repugnance (noun) thorough dislike
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| Explanation of hale (adjective) forms: haler; halest of sound and vigorous health
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| Explanation of prosaic (adjective) forms: more prosaic; most prosaic unimaginative
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