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trepidation:  (noun)  to oscillate back and forth; undecided.  He trepidated over the meaning of the word, since the noun form had been used as a verb, which you can do with virtually every noun, and visa versa.

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permeate:  (verb)  to pervade; to spread throughout.  The virus permeated the entire computer network, changing everyone’s email’s into broccoli.

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imbue:  (verb) to inspire or permeate with a feeling or quality.  After the sermon, we were imbued with righteousness.

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exonerate:  (verb)  to free from blame, obligation, or responsibility.  She was exonerated once his guilt was exhumed.

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exhume:  (verb)  to remove from the ground, especially a grave; to bring to light.  Once the grave was finally exhumed, so was his crime.