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| Explanation of nurture (noun) the process of fostering or promoting growth
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| Explanation of et cetera (adverb) and so forth
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| Explanation of militarism (noun) a policy of maintaining great standing armies
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| Explanation of inexcusable (adjective) not to be justified
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| Explanation of secrecy (noun) concealment
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| Explanation of prescient (adjective) foreknowing
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| Explanation of souvenir (noun) form: souvenirs a token of remembrance
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| Explanation of extenuate (verb) forms: extenuated; extenuated; extenuating to diminish the gravity or importance of
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| Explanation of admonish (verb) forms: admonished; admonished; admonishing to warn of a fault
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| Explanation of sepulcher (noun) form: sepulchers a burial-place
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