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  Word Explanations garbled, lurid, acerbic, permeable, penurious, rancid, enamored, luminous, recumbent, synthetic


   
Explanation of garbled (adjective)
mixed up; distorted; confused; falsified



   
Explanation of lurid (adjective)
glowing through haze; shocking; sensational; appalling; horrible



   
Explanation of acerbic (adjective)
tasting sour; harsh in language or temper; bitter



   
Explanation of permeable (adjective)
porous; allowing to pass through; penetrable



   
Explanation of penurious (adjective)
stingy; miserly; indigent



   
Explanation of rancid (adjective)
having a bad odor; spoiled; decomposed; musty



   
Explanation of enamored (adjective)
filled with love and desire; charmed; delighted



   
Explanation of luminous (adjective)
emitting light; shining; enlightened; intelligent



   
Explanation of recumbent (adjective)
resting; reclining



   
Explanation of synthetic (adjective)
not real; rather artificial



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