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| Explanation of estimable (adjective) worthy of respect
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| Explanation of dilemma (noun) form: dilemmas a situation in which a choice between opposing modes of conduct is necessary
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| Explanation of accession (noun) form: accessions induction or elevation, as to dignity, office or government
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| Explanation of statistician (noun) form: statisticians one who is skilled in collecting and tabulating numerical facts
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| Explanation of purveyor (noun) form: purveyors person who supplies
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| Explanation of ceremonial (adjective) characterized by outward form or ceremony
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| Explanation of vainglory (noun) form: no plural excessive, pretentious and demonstrative vanity
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| Explanation of mercenary (adjective) greedy
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| Explanation of pervade (verb) forms: pervaded; pervaded; pervading to pass or spread through every part
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| Explanation of proxy (noun) form: proxies a person who is empowered by another to represent them in a given matter
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