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| Explanation of edify (verb) forms: edified; edified; edifying to build up or strengthen, especially in morals or religion
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| Explanation of divulge (verb) forms: divulged; divulged; divulging to tell or make known, as something previously private or secret
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| Explanation of requisite (adjective) necessary
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| Explanation of taxidermy (noun) the art or process of preserving dead animals or parts of them
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| Explanation of subaquatic (adjective) being, formed or operating under water
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| Explanation of mastery (noun) the attainment of superior skill
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| Explanation of impregnate (verb) forms: impregnated; impregnated; impregnating to fertilize; fill completely; saturate; imbue
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| Explanation of credible (adjective) believable
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| Explanation of innocuous (adjective) harmless
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| Explanation of effeminate (adjective) having womanish traits or qualities
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