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Emancipate

To free someone from control or slavery.

Manacle

A handcuff or a device for restraining hands.

Mandate

An official command or order.

Manifest

Obvious; clear to see or understand.

Manipulate

To handle or use skillfully.

Dexterity

Skill in using the hands or body.

Ambidextrous

Able to use both hands equally well.

Digital

Related to the fingers or to digital technology (like numbers or computers).

Deflect

To turn something aside.

Genuflect

To kneel down, usually in respect or worship.

Rapacious

Greedy; always wanting more.

Rapt

Completely focused or absorbed.

Surreptitious

Done secretly or sneakily.

Inflection

A change in pitch or tone of voice.

Reflection

The return of light, heat, or an image; also deep thought.

Complicity

Being involved in something wrong or illegal.

Duplicity

Dishonesty; saying one thing and doing another.

Explicate

To explain clearly and in detail.

Explicit

Clearly stated; nothing left out or vague.

Exploit

A brave or heroic act.

Imply

To suggest something without saying it directly.

Ploy

A clever trick or strategy.

Ply

To use something vigorously, like a tool or weapon.

Supplicate

To ask humbly or beg, often in prayer.

Apprehend

To arrest; to understand or grasp an idea.

Comprise

To be made up of; to include.

Entrepreneur

A person who starts and runs a business, taking on risk.

Impregnable

Too strong to be broken into or defeated.

Reprehend

To scold or express disapproval.

Reprisal

A retaliatory act; revenge for being wronged.