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| Explanation of progeny (noun) offspring
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| Explanation of irrefrangible (adjective) that can not be broken or violated
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| Explanation of census (noun) form: censuses an official numbering of the people of a country or district
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| Explanation of mistrust (verb) forms: mistrusted; mistrusted; mistrusting to regard with suspicion or jealousy
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| Explanation of administrator (noun) form: administrators one who manages affairs of any kind
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| Explanation of olive-branch (noun) a peace offering; a gesture of goodwill
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| Explanation of interlude (noun) form: interludes an action or event considered as coming between others of greater length
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| Explanation of salutary (adjective) forms: more salutary; most salutary beneficial
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| Explanation of demagogue (noun) an unprincipled politician
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| Explanation of portend (verb) forms: portended; portended; portending to indicate as being about to happen, especially by previous signs
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