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| Description of confiscate (verb: confiscated; confiscated; confiscating) to appropriate (private property) as forfeited to the public use or treasury
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| Description of incinerate (verb: incinerated; incinerated; incinerating) to reduce to ashes
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| Description of conquer (verb: conquered; conquered; conquering) to overcome by force
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| Description of countercharge (verb: countercharged; countercharged; countercharging) to accuse in return
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| Description of materialize (verb: materialized; materialized; materializing) to take perceptible or substantial form
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| Description of deject (verb: dejected; dejected; dejecting) to dishearten
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| Description of disarrange (verb: disarranged; disarranged; disarranging) to throw out of order
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| Description of conceive (verb: conceived; conceived; conceiving) to form an idea, mental image or thought of
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| Description of regress (verb: regressed; regressed; regressing) to return to a former place or condition
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| Description of pommel (verb: pommeled, pommelled; pommeled, pommelled; pommeling, pommelling) to beat with something thick or bulky
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