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  Word Descriptions timbre, harangue, anchorage, determinate, document, ascetic, inert, tentative, winsome, colloquial


   
Description of timbre (noun)
the quality of sound which distinguishes one from another



   
Description of harangue (verb)
to talk or write excitedly; to scold; to lecture



   
Description of anchorage (noun)
something that can be relied on



   
Description of determinate (adjective)
definite; fixed; established



   
Description of document (verb)
to support; to substantiate; to verify; to record for evidence



   
Description of ascetic (adjective)
rigorously abstinent; severe; self-denying; celibate



   
Description of inert (adjective)
not reacting chemically; inactive; sedentary; neutral; inanimate



   
Description of tentative (adjective)
not confirmed; indefinite; temporary; experimental



   
Description of winsome (adjective)
charming; sweetly attractive; handsome



   
Description of colloquial (adjective)
having to do with conversation; informal speech



  Determinations of the words timbre, harangue, anchorage, determinate, document, ascetic, inert, tentative, winsome, colloquial

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