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predominate (verb)
pre-dom-in-ate |
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| to be greater in number or amount than other types of people, things, or ideas |
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| the sudden overthrow of a government by a group of people |
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dispossess (verb)
dis-poss-ess |
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| to take away possessions from someone |
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| the harsh treatment of others, often due to race or religion |
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pernicious (adjective)
per-ni-cious
*pernounced: Per-ni-shes |
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| very harmful or destructive |
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| to grant full citizenship to a country |
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perpetual (adjective)
per-pet-u-al |
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| continuing forever or a very long time |
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telecommunications (noun)
tele-comm-u-ni-ca-tions |
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| distant communication through telephone or other electronic means |
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