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| Explanation of patrimony (noun) form: patrimonies an inheritance from an ancestor, especially from one's father
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| Explanation of self-respect (noun) belief in your own worth and dignity
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| Explanation of embolism (noun) an obstruction or plugging up of an artery or other blood-vessel
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| Explanation of dutiable (adjective) taxable
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| Explanation of hackney (verb) forms: hackneyed; hackneyed; hackneying to make stale or trite by repetition
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| Explanation of nauseate (verb) forms: nauseated; nauseated; nauseating to cause to loathe
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| Explanation of depositor (noun) form: depositors person who places in trust
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| Explanation of underman (verb) forms: undermanned; undermanned; undermanning to equip with less than the full complement of men
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| Explanation of aggression (noun) form: aggressions an unprovoked attack
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| Explanation of commission (verb) forms: commissioned; commissioned; commissioning to empower
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