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| Explanation of abominable (adjective) very hateful
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| Explanation of beatify (verb) forms: beatified; beatified; beatifying to make supremely happy
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| Explanation of engrave (verb) forms: engraved; engraved; engraving to cut or carve in or upon some surface
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| Explanation of ascendant (adjective) dominant
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| Explanation of endemic (adjective) peculiar to some specified country or people
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| Explanation of covey (noun) form: coveys a flock of quails or partridges
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| Explanation of minion (noun) form: minions a servile favorite
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| Explanation of insight (noun) form: insights intellectual discernment
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| Explanation of prospectus (noun) form: prospectuses a document or brochure providing a brief description of a project or enterprise
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| Explanation of inchoate (adjective) incipient
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