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| Explanation of propaganda (noun) information spread in order to promote a particular goal
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| Explanation of vegetarian (noun) one who believes in the theory that man's food should be exclusively vegetable
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| Explanation of cameo (noun) form: cameos any small engraved or carved work in relief
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| Explanation of eureka (interjection) I have found it; I got it
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| Explanation of adjudge (verb) forms: adjudged; adjudged; adjudging to award or bestow by formal decision
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| Explanation of monolith (noun) any structure or sculpture in stone formed of a single piece
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| Explanation of pitiful (adjective) wretched
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| Explanation of odoriferous (adjective) pleasant smelling; aromatic
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| Explanation of fluctuation (noun) form: fluctuations frequent irregular change back and forth from one state or degree to another
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| Explanation of instantaneous (adjective) done without perceptible lapse of time
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