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Word Explanations conjecture, preemption, obese, tinge, remembrance, diphthong, insuppressible, poetaster, conceive, pallid

Explanation of conjecture (noun)
form: conjectures
a guess

Example of conjecture
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Explanation of preemption (noun)
the right or act of purchasing before others

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Explanation of obese (adjective)
exceedingly fat

Example of obese
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Explanation of tinge (noun)
form: tinges
a faint trace of color

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Explanation of remembrance (noun)
form: remembrances
recollection

Example of remembrance
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Explanation of diphthong (noun)
the sound produced by combining two vowels in to a single syllable or running together the sounds

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Explanation of insuppressible (adjective)
incapable of being concealed

Example of insuppressible
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Explanation of poetaster (noun)
a writer of light verse, usually of low quality

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Explanation of conceive (verb)
forms: conceived; conceived; conceiving
to form an idea, mental image or thought of

Example of conceive
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Explanation of pallid (adjective)
forms: more pallid; most pallid
ashen; colorless; white; faint; weak; sickly

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Meaning of conjecture, preemption, obese, tinge, remembrance, diphthong, insuppressible, poetaster