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  Word Explanations novellette, conjunction, antecedent, financier, outskirt, alder, efflorescence, cartridge, ravine, quiescence


   
Explanation of novellette (noun)
forms: novellas, novelle

a light romantic story, especially one that is considered trite or sentimental



   
Explanation of conjunction (noun)
form: conjunctions

the state of being joined together or the things so joined



   
Explanation of antecedent (noun)
form: antecedents

person who or that which precedes or goes before, as in time, place, rank, order or causality



   
Explanation of financier (noun)
form: financiers

person who manages large amounts of money (privately or corporately)



   
Explanation of outskirt (noun)
form: outskirts

a border region



   
Explanation of alder (noun)
form: alders

any shrub or small tree of the genus Alumnus of the oak family



   
Explanation of efflorescence (noun)
the state of being flowery or a flowery appearance



   
Explanation of cartridge (noun)
form: cartridges

a charge for a firearm or for blasting



   
Explanation of ravine (noun)
form: ravines

a deep gorge or hollow, especially one worn by a stream or flow of water



   
Explanation of quiescence (noun)
silence; noiselessness; stillness; tranquility; muteness; speechlessness; peacefulness; calmness



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