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| Explanation of injunction (noun) form: injunctions mandate
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| Explanation of gibe (verb) forms: gibed; gibed; gibing to utter taunts or reproaches
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| Explanation of interim (noun) time between acts or periods
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| Explanation of pungent (adjective) forms: more pungent; most pungent affecting the sense of smell
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| Explanation of abnormal (adjective) not conformed to the ordinary rule or standard
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| Explanation of assuage (verb) forms: assuaged; assuaged; assuaging to cause to be less harsh, violent or severe, as excitement, appetite, pain or disease
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| Explanation of variance (noun) form: variances change
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| Explanation of prescription (noun) form: prescriptions an authoritative direction
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| Explanation of insuperable (adjective) invincible
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| Explanation of analyze (verb) forms: analyzed; analyzed; analyzing to examine minutely or critically
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