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| Description of noisome (adjective) harmful to health; having a foul odor; offensive
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| Description of froward (adjective) not willing to yield or comply with what is reasonable; stubborn; contrary
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| Description of incredulous (adjective) skeptical; disbelieving; doubting
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| Description of uncouth (adjective) uncultured; crude; clumsy
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| Description of inadvertent (adjective) not on purpose; unintentional; heedless; negligent; accidental
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| Description of errant (adjective) roving in search of adventure; roving; straying; erring; wandering
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| Description of imperious (adjective) arrogant; urgent; absolutely necessary
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| Description of replete (adjective) well supplied; full; brimming; crowded
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| Description of consequential (adjective) following as an effect; important; resultant; subsequent
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| Description of placid (adjective) undisturbed and calm; tranquil; quiet; serene
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