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| Explanation of plausible (adjective) probable; feasible; logical; conceivable
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| Explanation of torpid (adjective) being dormant; slow; sluggish; inert; apathetic
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| Explanation of tawdry (adjective) tastelessly ornamented; cheap
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| Explanation of atypical (adjective) abnormal; unusual; irregular
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| Explanation of cognitive (adjective) possessing the power to think or meditate; meditative; capable of perception; aware; perceptive
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| Explanation of baroque (adjective) extravagant; ornate; embellished
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| Explanation of reciprocal (adjective) mutual; having the same relationship to each other; common; joint
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| Explanation of bellicose (adjective) quarrelsome; warlike
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| Explanation of contrite (adjective) regretful; sorrowful; having repentance; remorseful; pertinent
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| Explanation of precipitate (adjective) happening quickly; rushed; headfirst
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