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| Explanation of aristocracy (noun) form: aristocracies a hereditary nobility
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| Explanation of bibliomania (noun) form: no plural the passion for collecting books
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| Explanation of lodgment (noun) the act of furnishing with temporary quarters
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| Explanation of conspirator (noun) form: conspirators person who agrees with others to cooperate in accomplishing some unlawful purpose
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| Explanation of loch (noun) a lake
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| Explanation of mileage (noun) form: mileages a distance in miles
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| Explanation of twinge (noun) form: twinges a darting momentary local pain
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| Explanation of polycracy (noun) the rule of many
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| Explanation of liberalism (noun) opposition to conservatism
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| Explanation of heretic (noun) form: heretics one who holds opinions contrary to the recognized standards or tenets of any philosophy
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