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Word Explanations indict, philander, moralize, isolate, enjoin, denominate, aggrieve, intermit, invoke, assess

Explanation of indict (verb)
forms: indicted; indicted; indicting
to find and declare chargeable with crime

Example of indict
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Explanation of philander (verb)
forms: philandered; philandered; philandering
to play at courtship with a woman

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Explanation of moralize (verb)
forms: moralized; moralized; moralizing
to render virtuous

Example of moralize
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Explanation of isolate (verb)
forms: isolated; isolated; isolating
to separate from others of its kind

Examples of isolate
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Explanation of enjoin (verb)
forms: enjoined; enjoined; enjoining
to command

Example of enjoin
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Explanation of denominate (verb)
forms: denominated; denominated; denominating
to give a name or epithet to

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Explanation of aggrieve (verb)
forms: aggrieved; aggrieved; aggrieving
to give grief or sorrow to

Example of aggrieve
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Explanation of intermit (verb)
forms: intermitted; intermitted; intermitting
to cause to cease temporarily

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Explanation of invoke (verb)
forms: invoked; invoked; invoking
to call on for assistance or protection

Example of invoke
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Explanation of assess (verb)
forms: assessed; assessed; assessing
to determine the amount of (a tax or other sum to be paid)

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