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| Explanation of lawsuit (noun) form plural: lawsuits case in a court of law brought by one party against another; legal claim
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| Explanation of electrician (noun) form plural: electricians person who installs or maintains wiring systems
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| Explanation of exceed (verb) forms: exceeded; exceeded; exceeding to surpass; to pass; to go beyond; to outdo
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| Explanation of limited (adjective) confined within a boundary; restricted; narrow; mediocre
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| Explanation of nexus (noun) form plural: nexuses means of connection; link; joint; connected group
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| Explanation of senior (adjective) older; elder; having a higher rank; aged
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| Explanation of glove (noun) form plural: gloves protecting covering for the hand; padded covering for the hand
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| Explanation of variation (noun) form plural: variations degree of diversity; change; modified version; deviation
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| Explanation of top (noun) form plural: tops summit; peak; head
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| Explanation of accelerate (verb) forms: accelerated; accelerated; accelerating to hasten; to increase the speed of something; to speed something up
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