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| Explanation of series (noun) form: only plural sequence; succession; television program broadcast in installments
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| Explanation of comforting (adjective) consoling; encouraging; reassuring; brining relief; heartening
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| Explanation of practice (noun) form plural: practices customary action; habit; drill; training exercise
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| Explanation of time (noun) form plural: times period; era; hour; rate
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| Explanation of invisible (adjective) impossible to see; imperceptible; hidden; concealed
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| Explanation of international (adjective) between countries; of relations between two or more countries
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| Explanation of campaign (verb) forms: campaigned; campaigned; campaigning to conduct a series of activities organized to accomplish a goal
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| Explanation of indulgence (noun) form plural: indulgences act of giving in to desire; something which gratifies; luxury; leniency
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| Explanation of superior (noun) form plural: superiors one who is higher than another in rank or position
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| Explanation of rush (verb) forms: rushed; rushed; rushing to hurry; to make haste; to act or move quickly; to cause to hurry
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