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  Word Descriptions amiss, subliminal, steadfast, inimical, ubiquitous, malleable, cognizant, turbid, serrated, nautical


   
Description of amiss (adjective)
wrong; awry; wrongly; mistaken; erroneous



   
Description of subliminal (adjective)
below the level of consciousness



   
Description of steadfast (adjective)
loyal; consistent; persistent



   
Description of inimical (adjective)
harmful; hostile; unfriendly



   
Description of ubiquitous (adjective)
omnipresent; present everywhere



   
Description of malleable (adjective)
easy to shape or bend; pliable; flexible; adaptable



   
Description of cognizant (adjective)
aware of; perceptive



   
Description of turbid (adjective)
thick and dense; cloudy; confused; muddy; murky



   
Description of serrated (adjective)
having a saw-toothed edge



   
Description of nautical (adjective)
of the sea; having to do with sailors, ships or navigation



  Determinations of the words amiss, subliminal, steadfast, inimical, ubiquitous, malleable, cognizant, turbid, serrated, nautical

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