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  Word Descriptions turpitude, precept, depravity, marauder, effeminate, deplete, resolution, opaque, ferret, notorious


   
Description of turpitude (noun)
vileness; wickedness



   
Description of precept (noun)
rule or direction of moral conduct; order; command; directive



   
Description of depravity (noun)
moral corruption; badness; degeneracy; perversion; immorality



   
Description of marauder (noun)
plunderer; raider; thief



   
Description of effeminate (adjective)
having qualities attributed to a woman; delicate; overly feminine



   
Description of deplete (verb)
to reduce; to empty; to exhaust; to consume; to use up



   
Description of resolution (noun)
proposal; promise; determination; decision



   
Description of opaque (adjective)
dull; cloudy; non-transparent; frosted (about glass)



   
Description of ferret (verb)
to force out of hiding; to search for; to discover; to investigate; to worry



   
Description of notorious (adjective)
renowned; having an unfavorable connotation; known for disgrace



  Determinations of the words turpitude, precept, depravity, marauder, effeminate, deplete, resolution, opaque, ferret, notorious

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