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| Explanation of origin (noun) form: origins the beginning of that which becomes or is made to be
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| Explanation of ichthyology (noun) the branch of zoology that treats of fishes
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| Explanation of digraph (noun) a union of two characters representing a single sound
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| Explanation of homologous (adjective) identical in nature, make-up or relation
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| Explanation of angelic (adjective) saintly
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| Explanation of corrigible (adjective) capable of reformation
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| Explanation of unanimous (adjective) sharing the same views or sentiments
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| Explanation of determinate (adjective) definitely limited or fixed
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| Explanation of laudatory (adjective) pertaining to, expressing or containing praise
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| Explanation of emanate (verb) forms: emanated; emanated; emanating to flow forth or proceed, as from some source
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