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  Word Descriptions gravity, schism, innuendo, painstaking, reverie, decadence, quiescence, coterie, maculate, consort


   
Description of gravity (noun)
seriousness; severity



   
Description of schism (noun)
division in an organized group; separation into opposing parties



   
Description of innuendo (noun)
indirect remark; insinuation; suggestion; intimation; hint



   
Description of painstaking (adjective)
thorough; careful; precise; meticulous; diligent



   
Description of reverie (noun)
an abstracted state of absorption



   
Description of decadence (noun)
decline in morals or art; decay; deterioration; falling into corruption



   
Description of quiescence (noun)
state of being at rest or without motion; restfulness; calmness



   
Description of coterie (noun)
clique; group who meet frequently, usually socially



   
Description of maculate (verb)
to stain; spot; defile; to dirty



   
Description of consort (noun)
companion; spouse; partner



  Determinations of the words gravity, schism, innuendo, painstaking, reverie, decadence, quiescence, coterie, maculate, consort

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