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| Explanation of waive (verb) forms: waived; waived; waiving to relinquish, especially temporarily, as a right or claim
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| Explanation of vehement (adjective) very eager or urgent
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| Explanation of reform (noun) form: reforms change for the better
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| Explanation of rectitude (noun) the quality of being upright in principles and conduct
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| Explanation of bulwark (noun) form: bulwarks anything that gives security or defense
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| Explanation of foresail (noun) part on a foremast of a ship
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| Explanation of claimant (noun) one who asserts a right or title to something
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| Explanation of arboriculture (noun) form: no plural the cultivation of trees or shrubs
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| Explanation of paramour (noun) form: paramours person who is unlawfully and immorally a lover or a mistress
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| Explanation of vicarious (adjective) suffered or done in place of or for the sake of another
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