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  Word Descriptions bungler, despotism, pommel, odium, predecessor, euphony, sedition, sarcasm, hiatus, menagerie


   
Description of bungler (noun)
clumsy person



   
Description of despotism (noun)
tyranny; absolute power or influence; rule of a despot; dictatorship



   
Description of pommel (noun)
rounded, upward-projecting front of a saddle



   
Description of odium (noun)
hate; disgrace from a hateful action; enmity



   
Description of predecessor (noun)
person who has occupied an office before another; ancestor



   
Description of euphony (noun)
pleasant combination of sounds



   
Description of sedition (noun)
revolt; provocation of dissent



   
Description of sarcasm (noun)
ironic; bitter humor designed to wound



   
Description of hiatus (noun)
interval; break; separation; interruption; opening



   
Description of menagerie (noun)
place to keep or a collection of wild or strange animals; zoo



  Determinations of the words bungler, despotism, pommel, odium, predecessor, euphony, sedition, sarcasm, hiatus, menagerie

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