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| Explanation of advisory (adjective) not mandatory
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| Explanation of vocative (adjective) of or pertaining to the act of calling
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| Explanation of moat (noun) form: moats a ditch on the outside of a fortress wall
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| Explanation of perhaps (adverb) possibly
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| Explanation of rationalism (noun) the formation of opinions by relying upon reason alone, independently of authority
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| Explanation of tranquilize (verb) forms: tranquilized; tranquilized; tranquilizing to soothe
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| Explanation of archaism (noun) form: archaisms obsolescence
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| Explanation of onus (noun) form: onuses a burden or responsibility
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| Explanation of elicit (verb) forms: elicited; elicited; eliciting to educe or extract gradually or without violence
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| Explanation of pedagogue (noun) a schoolmaster
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