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| Explanation of temporize (verb) forms: temporized; temporized; temporizing to pursue a policy of delay
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| Explanation of postdate (verb) forms: postdated; postdated; postdating to inscribe with a future point of time
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| Explanation of enthrall (verb) forms: enthralled; enthralled; enthralling to bring or hold under any overmastering influence
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| Explanation of exhilarate (verb) forms: exhilarated; exhilarated; exhilarating to fill with high or cheerful spirits
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| Explanation of endear (verb) forms: endeared; endeared; endearing to cause to be loved
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| Explanation of retrench (verb) forms: retrenched; retrenched; retrenching to cut down or reduce in extent or quantity
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| Explanation of discipline (verb) forms: disciplined; disciplined; disciplining to train to obedience
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| Explanation of foretell (verb) forms: foretold; foretold; foretelling to predict
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| Explanation of archetype (noun) form: archetypes model; pattern
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| Explanation of mitigate (verb) forms: mitigated; mitigated; mitigating to make milder or more endurable
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