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| Explanation of ligature (noun) anything that constricts or serves for binding or tying
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| Explanation of perspicacious (adjective) astute
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| Explanation of annals (noun) form: annals a record of events in their chronological order, year by year
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| Explanation of sanguine (adjective) forms: more sanguine; most sanguine having the color of blood
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| Explanation of ascent (noun) form: ascents a rising, soaring or climbing
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| Explanation of somnolent (adjective) sleepy
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| Explanation of habitual (adjective) according to usual practice
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| Explanation of rampant (adjective) forms: more rampant; most rampant growing, climbing or running without check or restraint
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| Explanation of significance (noun) importance
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| Explanation of promulgate (verb) forms: promulgated; promulgated; promulgating to declare; publicize; advertise widely; publish; distribute widely
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