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  Word Explanations warrant, grandiose, diatribe, impenitent, impassive, perceptive, inarticulate, respite, teem, converge


   
Explanation of warrant (verb)
to justify; to authorize; to permit; to entitle; to empower; to sanction



   
Explanation of grandiose (adjective)
magnificent; flamboyant; impressive; grand



   
Explanation of diatribe (noun)
bitter or abusive speech; tirade



   
Explanation of impenitent (adjective)
without regret, shame, or remorse; unrepentant; hard-hearted; unregretful



   
Explanation of impassive (adjective)
showing no emotion; stolid; apathetic; calm; relaxed



   
Explanation of perceptive (adjective)
full of insight; aware; comprehending



   
Explanation of inarticulate (adjective)
speechless; unable to speak clearly; indistinct; unclear



   
Explanation of respite (noun)
rest period; temporary delay



   
Explanation of teem (verb)
to be stocked to overflowing; to pour out; to empty



   
Explanation of converge (verb)
to move toward one point (opposite: diverge); to come together; to meet; to assemble



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