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| Explanation of monosyllable (noun) a word that contains of only one segment of speech
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| Explanation of decagram (noun) a weight of 10 grams
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| Explanation of emphatic (adjective) spoken with any special impressiveness laid upon an act, word or set of words
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| Explanation of secretive (adjective) having a tendency to conceal
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| Explanation of stealth (noun) a concealed manner of acting
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| Explanation of monomania (noun) form: monomanias the unreasonable pursuit of one idea
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| Explanation of embroil (verb) forms: embroiled; embroiled; embroiling to involve in dissension or strife
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| Explanation of mete (verb) forms: meted; meted; meting to apportion
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| Explanation of regimen (noun) a systematized order or course of living with reference to food, clothing and personal habits
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| Explanation of connubial (adjective) pertaining to marriage or matrimony
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