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| Explanation of stupor (noun) form: stupors profound lethargy
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| Explanation of frugal (adjective) economical
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| Explanation of pedagogics (noun) the science and art of teaching
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| Explanation of plaudit (noun) form: plaudits an expression of applause
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| Explanation of calvinize (verb) forms: calvinized; calvinized; calvinizing to teach or imbue with the doctrines of Calvinism
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| Explanation of imbroglio (noun) form: imbroglios a misunderstanding attended by ill feeling, perplexity or strife
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| Explanation of protrusion (noun) a projection; act of causing to bulge outward; something that sticks out
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| Explanation of impudence (noun) insolent disrespect
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| Explanation of legible (adjective) that may be read with ease
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| Explanation of sense (noun) form: senses the signification conveyed by some word, phrase or action
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