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| Explanation of junction (noun) form: junctions the condition of being joined
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| Explanation of vertigo (noun) forms: vertigoes, vertigines dizziness
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| Explanation of octavo (noun) form: octavos a book or collection of paper in which the sheets are so folded as to make eight leaves
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| Explanation of sonata (noun) form: sonatas an instrumental composition
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| Explanation of utilitarianism (noun) the ethical doctrine that actions are right because they are useful or of beneficial tendency
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| Explanation of recidivist (noun) a confirmed criminal
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| Explanation of admittance (noun) form: admittances entrance or the right or permission to enter
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| Explanation of idiom (noun) form: idioms a use of words peculiar to a particular language
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| Explanation of heresy (noun) form: heresies an opinion or doctrine subversive of settled beliefs or accepted principles
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| Explanation of prodigal (noun) extravagant person; lavish spender; spendthrift; squanderer; one who wastes money
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