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| Explanation of obstreperous (adjective) boisterous
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| Explanation of ennoble (verb) forms: ennobled; ennobled; ennobling to dignify
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| Explanation of globular (adjective) spherical
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| Explanation of antistrophe (noun) form: antistrophes the inversion of terms in successive classes as in 'the home of joy and the joy of home'
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| Explanation of evangelical (adjective) seeking the conversion of sinners
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| Explanation of demobilize (verb) forms: demobilized; demobilized; demobilizing discharge from military service; disband an army
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| Explanation of exorbitance (noun) extravagance or enormity
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| Explanation of crucible (noun) form: crucibles a trying and purifying test or agency
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| Explanation of centurion (noun) a captain of a company of one hundred infantry in the ancient Roman army
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| Explanation of usury (noun) form: usuries the demanding for the use of money as a loan, a rate of interest beyond what is allowed by law
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