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  Word Explanations copious, rampant, conundrum, determinate, reprehend, melodious, ascetic, fickle, wrest, adamant


   
Explanation of copious (adjective)
abundant; in great quantities; plentiful; bountiful



   
Explanation of rampant (adjective)
growing unchecked; widespread; prevailing



   
Explanation of conundrum (noun)
puzzle; riddle; problem



   
Explanation of determinate (adjective)
definite; fixed; established



   
Explanation of reprehend (verb)
to reprimand; to find fault with; to admonish; to reprove



   
Explanation of melodious (adjective)
pleasing to hear



   
Explanation of ascetic (adjective)
rigorously abstinent; severe; self-denying; celibate



   
Explanation of fickle (adjective)
changeable; unpredictable; inconstant; inconsistent



   
Explanation of wrest (verb)
to pull; to force away by a violent twisting; to kink



   
Explanation of adamant (adjective)
not yielding; firm; steadfast



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