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| Explanation of meticulous (adjective) forms: meticulous; more meticulous; most meticulous; less meticulous; least meticulous detailed work; very careful
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| Explanation of inflexible (adjective) forms: more inflexible; most inflexible; less inflexible; least inflexible unbending; unwilling to compromise
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| Explanation of chic (adjective) forms: chicer; chicest; less chic; least chic stylish
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| Explanation of hectic (adjective) forms: more hectic; most hectic; less hectic; least hectic very busy; feverish
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| Explanation of literate (adjective) forms: more literate; most literate; less literate; least literate educated to the point of being able to read and write (e.g. person)
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| Explanation of despondent (adjective) forms: more despondent; most despondent; less despondent; least despondent depressed
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| Explanation of obese (adjective) forms: obese; more obese; most obese; less obese; least obese very fat
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| Explanation of sordid (adjective) forms: sordid; more sordid; most sordid; less sordid; least sordid wretched; often referring to terrible conditions
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| Explanation of pious (adjective) forms: pious; more pious; most pious; less pious; least pious very religious; devout
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| Explanation of predominate (adjective) forms: predominate; more predominate; most predominate; less predominate; least predominate leading; prevailing
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