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  Word Descriptions omniscient, sunder, mentor, realm, forensic, impecunious, ingenuous, slovenly, salient, fealty


   
Description of omniscient (adjective)
having knowledge of all things



   
Description of sunder (verb)
to break; to split in two; to divide



   
Description of mentor (noun)
teacher; wise and faithful advisor; spiritual instructor



   
Description of realm (noun)
area; sphere of activity; domain; region



   
Description of forensic (adjective)
pertaining to or used in a court of law; rhetorical; argumentative



   
Description of impecunious (adjective)
poor; having no money



   
Description of ingenuous (adjective)
noble; honorable; candid; artless; honest; innocent



   
Description of slovenly (adverb)
sloppy; untidy; careless; unclean



   
Description of salient (adjective)
noticeable; prominent; remarkable



   
Description of fealty (noun)
faithfulness; loyalty



  Determinations of the words omniscient, sunder, mentor, realm, forensic, impecunious, ingenuous, slovenly, salient, fealty

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