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| Explanation of remonstrance (noun) form: remonstrances reproof
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| Explanation of coincident (adjective) taking place at the same time
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| Explanation of burgher (noun) form: burghers an inhabitant; city resident
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| Explanation of monsieur (noun) form: messieurs a French title of respect, equivalent to Mr. and sir
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| Explanation of inject (verb) forms: injected; injected; injecting to force in by means of a syringe or other device; to infuse
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| Explanation of reclaim (verb) forms: reclaimed; reclaimed; reclaiming to demand or to obtain the return or restoration of
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| Explanation of yearling (noun) a young animal past its first 12 months of age
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| Explanation of implicit (adjective) implied
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| Explanation of restitution (noun) restoration of anything to the one to whom it properly belongs
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| Explanation of reimburse (verb) forms: reimbursed; reimbursed; reimbursing to pay back as an equivalent of what has been expended
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