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  Word Descriptions bellicose, articulate, inevitable, renascence, abstruse, cognitive, captious, minute, sagacious, petty


   
Description of bellicose (adjective)
quarrelsome; warlike



   
Description of articulate (adjective)
clear; distinct; expressed with clarity; skillful with words



   
Description of inevitable (adjective)
sure to happen; unavoidable; certain; inescapable



   
Description of renascence (noun)
new life; rebirth; revival



   
Description of abstruse (adjective)
hard to understand; deep; recondite; ambiguous; obscure



   
Description of cognitive (adjective)
possessing the power to think or meditate; meditative; capable of perception; aware; perceptive



   
Description of captious (adjective)
disposed to find fault; picky; narrow-minded



   
Description of minute (adjective)
extremely small; tiny; trivial; precise; petty



   
Description of sagacious (adjective)
wise; clever; shrewd



   
Description of petty (adjective)
unimportant; of subordinate standing; small; insignificant



  Determinations of the words bellicose, articulate, inevitable, renascence, abstruse, cognitive, captious, minute, sagacious, petty

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