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| Explanation of aborigine (noun) form: aborigines native; indigenous person; member of a people considered to be the earliest known inhabitants of a country or region
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| Explanation of hypotenuse (noun) the side of a right-angled triangle opposite the right angle
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| Explanation of avarice (noun) form: no plural passion for getting and keeping riches
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| Explanation of octagon (noun) a figure with eight sides and eight angles
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| Explanation of manor (noun) form: manors the landed estate of a lord or nobleman
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| Explanation of syneresis (noun) the coalescence of two vowels or syllables, as e'er for ever
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| Explanation of afterthought (noun) form: afterthoughts an idea that comes later than its appropriate or expected time
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| Explanation of susceptibility (noun) form: susceptibilities a specific capability of feeling or emotion
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| Explanation of derision (noun) form: derisions ridicule
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| Explanation of parity (noun) form: parities equality, as of condition or rank
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