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  Word Descriptions caprice, aesthetic, hypocritical, retract, reproach, harbor, connivance, fervid, reprobate, censure


   
Description of caprice (noun)
sudden, unpredictable or whimsical change; impulse



   
Description of aesthetic (adjective)
of beauty; pertaining to taste in art and beauty



   
Description of hypocritical (adjective)
two-faced; deceptive; duplicitous; insincere



   
Description of retract (verb)
to draw; to take back; to cancel; to annul



   
Description of reproach (verb)
to blame and thus make feel ashamed; to rebuke; to accuse



   
Description of harbor (noun)
place of safety or shelter; port; refuge; haven



   
Description of connivance (noun)
secret cooperation in wrongdoing



   
Description of fervid (adjective)
intensely hot; impassioned; passionate



   
Description of reprobate (verb)
to condemn; to reject; to denounce



   
Description of censure (noun)
disapproval; expression of disapproval; criticism



  Determinations of the words caprice, aesthetic, hypocritical, retract, reproach, harbor, connivance, fervid, reprobate, censure

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