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  Word Descriptions prodigious, enigmatic, opalescent, economical, apocryphal, fatuous, flagrant, generic, soporific, wan


   
Description of prodigious (adjective)
wonderful; enormous; huge; excellent; great; amazing



   
Description of enigmatic (adjective)
baffling; puzzling; mysterious; ambiguous; unclear



   
Description of opalescent (adjective)
iridescent



   
Description of economical (adjective)
not wasteful; thrifty; frugal; saving



   
Description of apocryphal (adjective)
counterfeit; of doubtful authorship or authenticity



   
Description of fatuous (adjective)
lacking in seriousness; vain and silly; stupid; foolish; inane



   
Description of flagrant (adjective)
glaringly wrong; shameless; notorious; offensive



   
Description of generic (adjective)
common; general; universal



   
Description of soporific (adjective)
causing sleep; causing drowsiness



   
Description of wan (adjective)
lacking color; sickly pale; exhausted



  Determinations of the words prodigious, enigmatic, opalescent, economical, apocryphal, fatuous, flagrant, generic, soporific, wan

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