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| Explanation of ponder (verb) forms: pondered; pondered; pondering to meditate or reflect upon
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| Explanation of recrudescent (adjective) becoming raw or sore again
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| Explanation of cholera (noun) an acute epidemic disease
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| Explanation of obstruct (verb) forms: obstructed; obstructed; obstructing to fill with impediments so as to prevent passage, either wholly or in part
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| Explanation of disallow (verb) forms: disallowed; disallowed; disallowing to withhold permission or sanction
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| Explanation of accouter (verb) forms: accoutered; accoutered; accoutering to dress
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| Explanation of contingency (noun) form: contingencies possibility of happening
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| Explanation of recluse (noun) form: recluses person who lives in retirement or seclusion
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| Explanation of discursive (adjective) passing from one subject to another
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| Explanation of whimsical (adjective) capricious
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