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| Explanation of liberal (noun) form plural: liberals person who favors political and social reform
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| Explanation of prior (noun) form plural: priors officer of a monastery; high-ranking member of a religious order
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| Explanation of tailor (noun) form plural: tailors one who makes or alters garments
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| Explanation of negotiable (adjective) describing an asset or item which can easily be sold or transferred
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| Explanation of beverage (noun) form plural: beverages drink; refreshment
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| Explanation of assignment (noun) form plural: assignments task; duty; responsibility; role; obligation
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| Explanation of worry (noun) form plural: worries concern; fear; misfortune; distress
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| Explanation of practice (verb) forms: practiced; practiced; practicing to exercise; to train; to drill
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| Explanation of viable (adjective) capable of living; having a reasonable chance of succeeding; practical
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| Explanation of index (verb) forms: indexed; indexed; indexing to register; to adjust prices or salaries in accordance with changes in economic indicators
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