
Description of lucrative (adjective) profitable; gainful; comprehensible
Samples of lucrative She entered the pharmaceutical industry in the belief that it would be lucrative.
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Description of ignoble (adjective) ordinary; dishonorable; not noble
Samples of ignoble The king was adamant about keeping his son from wedding an ignoble serf. Consciously lying to someone is ignoble. It was ignoble to disgrace the family in front of all of the townspeople.
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Description of trenchant (adjective) cutting; keen or incisive words; incisive; forceful
Samples of trenchant Without a trenchant tool, they would have to break the branches rather than cut them. The trenchant words hurt the man deeply.
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Description of tacit (adjective) not voiced or expressed; communicated wordlessly
Samples of tacit The National Security Agency aide argued, in effect, that he had received the president's tacit approval for the arms-for-hostages deal.
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Description of melodious (adjective) pleasing to hear
Samples of melodious The melodious sounds of the band attracted many onlookers.
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Description of incognito (adjective) unidentified; disguised; concealed; anonymous; unknown
Samples of incognito The federal Witness Protection Program makes its charges permanently incognito.
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Description of immaculate (adjective) perfectly clean; correct; pure
Samples of immaculate An immaculate house is free of dust or clutter.
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Description of altruistic (adjective) unselfish; generous
Samples of altruistic The altruistic volunteer donated much time and energy in an effort to raise funds for the children's hospital.
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Description of lethargic (adjective) lazy; passive; listless
Samples of lethargic Feeling very lethargic, he watched television or slept the whole day.
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Description of laconic (adjective) sparing of words; terse; pithy; concise
Samples of laconic After a laconic introduction the program began. The people enjoyed the public addresses of the laconic queen.
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