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| Explanation of misbehavior (noun) ill or poor conduct
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| Explanation of chameleon (adjective) changeable in appearance
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| Explanation of gradient (adjective) moving or advancing by steps
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| Explanation of scoundrel (noun) form: scoundrels a man without principle
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| Explanation of contemptible (adjective) worthy of scorn or disdain
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| Explanation of suppression (noun) a forcible putting or keeping down
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| Explanation of orator (noun) form: orators person who delivers an elaborate or formal speech
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| Explanation of mechanics (noun) the branch of physics that treats the phenomena caused by the action of forces
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| Explanation of encumber (verb) forms: encumbered; encumbered; encumbering to impede with obstacles
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| Explanation of waif (noun) a homeless, neglected wanderer
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