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| Explanation of anecdote (noun) form: anecdotes a brief account of some interesting event or incident
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| Explanation of tirade (noun) harangue
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| Explanation of conversant (adjective) thoroughly informed
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| Explanation of triplicity (noun) form: triplicities the condition of existing in three identical copies
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| Explanation of nunnery (noun) form: nunneries a convent
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| Explanation of embarrass (verb) forms: embarrassed; embarrassed; embarrassing to render flustered or agitated
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| Explanation of inglorious (adjective) shameful
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| Explanation of palatial (adjective) magnificent
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| Explanation of beset (verb) forms: beset; beset; besetting to attack on all sides
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| Explanation of variable (adjective) forms: more variable; most variable having a tendency to change
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