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  Word Explanations upcast, luminosity, exemplar, overseer, transfusion, projection, lien, descendant, capillary, indignity


   
Explanation of upcast (noun)
a throwing upward



   
Explanation of luminosity (noun)
form: luminosities
the quality of giving or radiating light



   
Explanation of exemplar (noun)
a model, pattern or original to be copied or imitated



   
Explanation of overseer (noun)
form: overseers
a supervisor



   
Explanation of transfusion (noun)
form: transfusions
the act of pouring from one vessel to another



   
Explanation of projection (noun)
form: projections
a prominence



   
Explanation of lien (noun)
form: liens
a legal claim or hold on property, as security for a debt or charge



   
Explanation of descendant (noun)
form: descendants
person who is descended lineally from another, as a child, grandchild, etc



   
Explanation of capillary (noun)
form: capillaries
a minute vessel having walls composed of a single layer of cells



   
Explanation of indignity (noun)
form: indignities
unmerited contemptuous conduct or treatment



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