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| Explanation of component (noun) form plural: components ingredient; single piece which forms part of a larger unit; part; constituent; element
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| Explanation of visibility (noun) form plural: visibilities quality of being clearly seen
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| Explanation of railroad (noun) form plural: railroads path for a train made of parallel metal tracks
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| Explanation of vaccination (noun) form plural: vaccinations act or instance of rendering insusceptible to disease by inoculating
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| Explanation of impression (noun) form plural: impressions strong feeling or idea left by an experience; effect; vague memory
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| Explanation of gather (noun) form plural: gathers drawing together; fold; pucker
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| Explanation of inspector (noun) form plural: inspectors person whose job it is to supervise and examine; police officer ranking below a superintendent
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| Explanation of neglect (noun) form plural: neglects disregard; inattention; forgetfulness; abandonment
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| Explanation of thread (noun) form plural: threads string; thin cord; Internet discussion
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| Explanation of head (noun) form plural: heads mind; understanding; leader; person in authority; top
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