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  Word Descriptions curtail, liquefy, seance, omnipotence, impatience, birthright, recognizance, titanic, absolve, supple


   
Description of curtail (verb: curtailed; curtailed; curtailing)
to cut off or cut short



   
Description of liquefy (verb: liquefied; liquefied; liquefying)
to cause to melt



   
Description of seance (noun)
a meeting of spirituals for consulting spirits



   
Description of omnipotence (noun)
unlimited and universal power



   
Description of impatience (noun)
unwillingness to brook delays or wait the natural course of things



   
Description of birthright (noun: birthrights)
a privilege or possession into which one is born



   
Description of recognizance (noun)
an acknowledgment entered into before a court with condition to do some particular act



   
Description of titanic (adjective)
of vast size or strength



   
Description of absolve (verb: absolved; absolved; absolving)
to free from sin or its penalties



   
Description of supple (adjective: suppler; supplest)
easily bent



  Determinations of the words curtail, liquefy, seance, omnipotence, impatience, birthright, recognizance, titanic, absolve, supple

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