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| Explanation of oust (verb) forms: ousted; ousted; ousting to eject
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| Explanation of fraternal (adjective) brotherly
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| Explanation of misanthropic (adjective) hating mankind
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| Explanation of forth (adverb) into notice or view
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| Explanation of disappear (verb) forms: disappeared; disappeared; disappearing to cease to exist, either actually or for the time being
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| Explanation of happy-go-lucky (adjective) improvident
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| Explanation of residue (noun) form: residues a remainder or surplus after a part has been separated or otherwise treated
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| Explanation of excitation (noun) intensified emotion or action
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| Explanation of conservative (adjective) forms: more conservative; most conservative adhering to the existing order of things
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| Explanation of accredit (verb) forms: accredited; accredited; accrediting to certify; recognize; assign; license
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