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  Word Explanations incognito, defunct, livid, corpulence, humility, rustic, ostentatious, prefatory, arid, perfidious


   
Explanation of incognito (adjective)
unidentified; disguised; concealed; anonymous; unknown



   
Explanation of defunct (adjective)
no longer living or existing; extinct; dead



   
Explanation of livid (adjective)
discolored, as if bruised; extremely angry; furious



   
Explanation of corpulence (noun)
obesity; fleshiness; fatness



   
Explanation of humility (noun)
lack of pride; modesty; humble state; meekness



   
Explanation of rustic (adjective)
plain and unsophisticated; homely; of or living in the country; provincial



   
Explanation of ostentatious (adjective)
pretentious; showy; pompous



   
Explanation of prefatory (adjective)
coming before; serving as an opening statement



   
Explanation of arid (adjective)
extremely dry; parched; barren; unimaginative



   
Explanation of perfidious (adjective)
faithless; treacherous; deceitful; adulterous



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