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| Explanation of nugatory (adjective) having no power or force
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| Explanation of credence (noun) belief
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| Explanation of protuberant (adjective) bulging
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| Explanation of nameless (adjective) having no fame or reputation
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| Explanation of degeneracy (noun) process of becoming worse
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| Explanation of cosmetic (adjective) pertaining to the art of beautifying, especially the complexion
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| Explanation of monocracy (noun) form: monocracies government by a single person
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| Explanation of precedential (adjective) of the nature of an instance that may serve as a guide or basis for a rule
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| Explanation of luminary (noun) form: luminaries one of the heavenly bodies as a source of light
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| Explanation of probe (verb) forms: probed; probed; probing to search through and through
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