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| Explanation of pertinacity (noun) unyielding adherence
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| Explanation of consumptive (adjective) designed for gradual destruction
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| Explanation of optics (noun) the science that treats of light and vision, and all that is connected with sight
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| Explanation of indigestible (adjective) difficult or impossible to break down and absorb (food)
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| Explanation of reck (verb) forms: recked; recked; recking to have a care or thought for
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| Explanation of abridgment (noun) form: abridgments a condensed form as of a book or play
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| Explanation of magnet (noun) form: magnets a body possessing that peculiar form of polarity found in nature in the lodestone
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| Explanation of colossus (noun) forms: colossi, colossuses any strikingly great person or object
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| Explanation of fervid (adjective) intense
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| Explanation of avocation (noun) form: avocations diversion
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