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| Explanation of conveyance (noun) form: conveyances that by which anything is transported
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| Explanation of mercantile (adjective) conducted or acting on business principles; commercial
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| Explanation of supramundane (adjective) supernatural
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| Explanation of vendor (noun) form: vendors a seller
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| Explanation of cower (verb) forms: cowered; cowered; cowering to crouch down tremblingly, as through fear or shame
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| Explanation of contumacy (noun) form: contumacies contemptuous disregard of the requirements of rightful authority
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| Explanation of leeward (noun) that side or direction toward which the wind blows
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| Explanation of ceremonious (adjective) observant of ritual
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| Explanation of mettlesome (adjective) having courage or spirit
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| Explanation of expatriate (verb) forms: expatriated; expatriated; expatriating to drive from one's own country
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