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| Explanation of enthrone (verb) forms: enthroned; enthroned; enthroning to invest with sovereign power
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| Explanation of noisy (adjective) forms: noisier; noisiest clamorous
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| Explanation of dogmatize (verb) forms: dogmatized; dogmatized; dogmatizing to make positive assertions without supporting them by argument or evidence
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| Explanation of castigate (verb) forms: castigated; castigated; castigating to punish
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| Explanation of recoil (verb) forms: recoiled; recoiled; recoiling to start back as in dismay, loathing or dread
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| Explanation of indefensible (adjective) untenable
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| Explanation of inadmissible (adjective) not to be approved, considered or allowed, as testimony
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| Explanation of martyrdom (noun) submission to death or persecution for the sake of faith or principle
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| Explanation of pestilential (adjective) deadly; fatal; contagious; infectious
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| Explanation of unction (noun) the art of anointing as with oil
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