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  Word Descriptions jovial, superlative, fecund, ironic, egocentric, timorous, recalcitrant, incoherent, banal, unruly


   
Description of jovial (adjective)
cheery; playful; convivial; merry



   
Description of superlative (adjective)
of the highest kind or degree



   
Description of fecund (adjective)
productive; fruitful; fertile



   
Description of ironic (adjective)
contradictory; inconsistent; sarcastic



   
Description of egocentric (adjective)
self-centered; viewing everything in relation to oneself; egoistic; selfish



   
Description of timorous (adjective)
lacking courage; timid



   
Description of recalcitrant (adjective)
stubbornly rebellious; disobedient



   
Description of incoherent (adjective)
illogical; rambling; disjointed; inconsistent



   
Description of banal (adjective)
trite; without freshness or originality; commonplace; stale; usual



   
Description of unruly (adjective)
not submitting to discipline; rebellious; disobedient; unmanageable



  Determinations of the words jovial, superlative, fecund, ironic, egocentric, timorous, recalcitrant, incoherent, banal, unruly

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