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| Explanation of altruist (noun) form: altruists philanthropist; person who is very unselfish
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| Explanation of retort (noun) form: retorts a retaliatory speech
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| Explanation of knighthood (noun) form: knighthoods chivalry
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| Explanation of consul (noun) form: consuls an officer appointed to reside in a foreign city, chiefly to represent his country
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| Explanation of ancestry (noun) form: ancestries family origin; genealogy; line of descent
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| Explanation of extremist (noun) form: extremists one who supports extreme measures or holds extreme views
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| Explanation of underlie (verb) forms: underlay; underlain; underlying to be the ground or support of
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| Explanation of equanimity (noun) evenness of mind or temper
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| Explanation of sybarite (noun) a luxurious person
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| Explanation of calumny (noun) form: calumnies slander
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