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  Word Explanations ingenious, garrulous, exorbitant, slothful, froward, astute, obtuse, provincial, ambiguous, impudent


   
Explanation of ingenious (adjective)
clever; resourceful; talented; inventive



   
Explanation of garrulous (adjective)
extremely talkative or wordy; loquacious; chatty



   
Explanation of exorbitant (adjective)
going beyond what is reasonable; excessive; expensive; disproportionate



   
Explanation of slothful (adjective)
lazy; sluggish; slow



   
Explanation of froward (adjective)
not willing to yield or comply with what is reasonable; stubborn; contrary



   
Explanation of astute (adjective)
cunning; sly; crafty; clever; keen



   
Explanation of obtuse (adjective)
dull; greater than 90 degrees but less than 180 degrees; slow to understand or perceive



   
Explanation of provincial (adjective)
regional; unsophisticated; narrow-minded



   
Explanation of ambiguous (adjective)
not clear; uncertain; vague



   
Explanation of impudent (adjective)
disrespectful and shameless; insolent; cheeky



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