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| Explanation of durance (noun) confinement
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| Explanation of counter-claim (noun) a cross-demand alleged by a defendant in his favor against the plaintiff
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| Explanation of petulant (adjective) forms: more petulant; most petulant displaying impatience
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| Explanation of surveyor (noun) form: surveyors a land-measurer
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| Explanation of seclusion (noun) form: seclusions solitude
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| Explanation of laddie (noun) a young boy; young man
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| Explanation of philologist (noun) an expert in linguistics
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| Explanation of hostility (noun) form: hostilities enmity
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| Explanation of effluvium (noun) forms: effluviums, effluvia a noxious or ill-smelling exhalation from decaying or putrefying matter
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| Explanation of redolent (adjective) smelling sweet and agreeable
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