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Definitions

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Improve your writing by expanding your vocabulary. Within are great and useful words and definitions that you should incorporate within your writings! If you know any great words worth adding to this book, leave them for me in the comments. I will choose the best ones, feature them in a chapter and dedicate it to you!All Rights Reserved

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