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| Explanation of antiquate (verb) forms: antiquated; antiquated; antiquating to make old or out of date
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| Explanation of chronometer (noun) a portable timekeeper of the highest attainable precision
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| Explanation of lapse (noun) form: lapses a slight deviation from what is right, proper or just
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| Explanation of inevitable (adjective) unavoidable; inescapable; certain; sure to happen
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| Explanation of maze (noun) form: mazes a labyrinth
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| Explanation of antiquary (noun) form: antiquaries one who collects and examines old things, as coins, books, medals, weapons, etc
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| Explanation of investor (noun) form: investors person who puts money into a particular project or fund with the intention of gaining a profit
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| Explanation of underexposed (adjective) given too little light to a piece of photographic film when taking a photograph
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| Explanation of sustenance (noun) food
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| Explanation of betroth (verb) forms: betrothed; betrothed; betrothing to engage to marry
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