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| Explanation of empower (verb) forms: empowered; empowered; empowering to delegate authority to
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| Explanation of concur (verb) forms: concurred; concurred; concurring to agree
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| Explanation of bolster (verb) forms: bolstered; bolstered; bolstering to support, as something wrong
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| Explanation of rebuild (verb) forms: rebuilt; rebuilt; rebuilding to reconstruct; erect again
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| Explanation of misplace (verb) forms: misplaced; misplaced; misplacing to put something in a wrong position
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| Explanation of frizzle (verb) forms: frizzled; frizzled; frizzling to cause to crinkle or curl, as the hair
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| Explanation of purl (verb) forms: purled; purled; purling to cause to whirl, as in an eddy
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| Explanation of intrude (verb) forms: intruded; intruded; intruding to come in without leave or license
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| Explanation of acquiesce (verb) forms: acquiesced; acquiesced; acquiescing to comply; to submit
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| Explanation of abstain (verb) forms: abstained; abstained; abstaining to keep oneself back (from doing or using something)
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