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| Explanation of protract (verb) forms: protracted; protracted; protracting to postpone; lengthen; continue; maintain; preserve
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| Explanation of by-law (noun) a rule or ordinance adopted by an association, a corporation or the like
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| Explanation of overture (noun) form: overtures an instrumental prelude to an opera, oratorio or ballet
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| Explanation of delineate (verb) forms: delineated; delineated; delineating to represent by sketch or diagram
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| Explanation of inseparable (adjective) indivisible; close; devoted
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| Explanation of derisible (adjective) open to ridicule
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| Explanation of distend (verb) forms: distended; distended; distending to stretch out or expand in every direction
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| Explanation of foreordain (verb) forms: foreordained; foreordained; foreordaining to predetermine
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| Explanation of liable (adjective) justly or legally responsible
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| Explanation of copious (adjective) plenteous
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