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| Explanation of fare (verb) forms: fared; fared; faring to travel; to go; to journey; to happen; to eat and drink
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| Explanation of prerogative (noun) form plural: prerogatives right; special privilege
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| Explanation of come along (verb) forms: came along; come along; coming along to accompany someone; to appear; to advance; to succeed
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| Explanation of however (conjunction) in what way?
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| Explanation of briefcase (noun) form plural: briefcases small container for documents; tool for synchronizing files between two computers
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| Explanation of complaint (noun) form plural: complaints finding fault; act of expressing displeasure; pleading entered by a plaintiff (Law)
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| Explanation of renovation (noun) form plural: renovations act of repairing; renewal; act of restoring to good condition
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| Explanation of compatible (adjective) congruous
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| Explanation of halt (noun) form plural: halts temporary stop; standstill; break or pause in a march or journey
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| Explanation of litter (verb) forms: littered; littered; littering to toss or dump garbage in an unauthorized place; to scatter objects in disorder
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