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| Explanation of apogee (noun) form: apogees the climax
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| Explanation of append (verb) forms: appended; appended; appending to add or attach, as something accessory, subordinate or supplementary
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| Explanation of treatise (noun) form: treatises an elaborate literary composition presenting a subject in all its parts
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| Explanation of stagnation (noun) the condition of not flowing or not changing
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| Explanation of corroborate (verb) forms: corroborated; corroborated; corroborating to strengthen, as proof or conviction
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| Explanation of consonance (noun) the state or quality of being in accord with
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| Explanation of abed (adverb) not able to get up
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| Explanation of judicious (adjective) prudent
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| Explanation of corruption (noun) loss of purity or integrity
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| Explanation of exotic (adjective) foreign
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