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| Explanation of newtonian (adjective) of or pertaining to particular English philosopher
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| Explanation of imitation (noun) form: imitations that which is made as a likeness or copy
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| Explanation of lordling (noun) a little aristocrat
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| Explanation of induct (verb) forms: inducted; inducted; inducting to bring in
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| Explanation of transposition (noun) the act of reversing the order or changing the place of
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| Explanation of verily (adverb) in truth
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| Explanation of revelation (noun) form: revelations a disclosing, discovering or making known of what was before secret, private or unknown
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| Explanation of diatomic (adjective) containing only two atoms
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| Explanation of disconsolate (adjective) grief-stricken
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| Explanation of pervasive (adjective) thoroughly penetrating or permeating
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