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Abrasion (n.) A wearing away or rubbing away by friction.
Abrasion (n.) A scraped or worn area.
Abrasion (adj.) Causing wear by rubbing.
Abrasion (adj.) Harsh or rough in manner; irritating.
Clad (adj.) Clothed or covered.
Corroborate (v.) To provide evidence to make more certain; to confirm.
Cursory (adj.) Done in a hurry and with little attention to detail.
Dehydrate (v.) To remove the water from.
Dehydrate (v.) To become dry; to lose water from.
Dehydration (n.) The state of being dehydrated.
Derive (v.) To take or receive from a source.
Derive (v.) To obtain through reasoning.
Electrify (v.) To wire or equip with electric power.
Electrify (v.) To thrill or shock.
Endeavor (v.) To attempt earnestly.
Endeavor (n.) A serious, earnest effort toward a goal.
Gingerly (adj.) Cautious; very careful.
Gingerly (adv.) With extreme care or concern.
Grimace (v.) To make a face expressing feelings of pain, disgust, or contempt.
Grimace (n.) A facial expression that seems to express pain, contempt, or disgust.
Gruesome (adj.) Causing shock or horror.
Inventory (n.) A list of possessions or goods on hand.
Inventory (n.) The stock of goods on hand.
Inventory (v.) To make a complete list of.
Simulate (v.) To take on the qualities of another; to imitate.
Simulate (v.) To pretend.
Simulated (adj.) Made to look genuine while being artificial.
Simulation (n.) An imitation of a possible situation.
Succumb (v.) To give up or give in to; to yield.
Succumb (v.) To cease to exist; to die.
Surmise (v.) To suppose something without sufficient evidence.
Surmise (n.) A guess.
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