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  Word Descriptions gamut, ceremonious, unwonted, mellifluous, baroque, flaccid, dogmatic, gullible, staid, corroborate


   
Description of gamut (noun)
complete range; any complete musical scale; entire extent of anything



   
Description of ceremonious (adjective)
very formal; proper



   
Description of unwonted (adjective)
unusual; rare; uncommon



   
Description of mellifluous (adjective)
having a sweet sound



   
Description of baroque (adjective)
extravagant; ornate; embellished



   
Description of flaccid (adjective)
lacking firmness; loose; limp; drooping; soft



   
Description of dogmatic (adjective)
opinionated; rigid; authoritative; intolerant



   
Description of gullible (adjective)
easily fooled; naive; credulous



   
Description of staid (adjective)
marked by self-control; settled; sober



   
Description of corroborate (verb)
to confirm the validity; to certify; to reinforce



  Determinations of the words gamut, ceremonious, unwonted, mellifluous, baroque, flaccid, dogmatic, gullible, staid, corroborate

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