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  Word Descriptions susceptible, disdain, rationalize, decry, ambiguous, plumb, lustrous, initiate, rebuttal, phlegmatic


   
Description of susceptible (adjective)
easily imposed; inclined; prone; vulnerable



   
Description of disdain (verb)
to look down upon; to scorn; to contempt



   
Description of rationalize (verb)
to offer reasons for; to account for on rational grounds



   
Description of decry (verb)
to denounce or condemn openly



   
Description of ambiguous (adjective)
not clear; uncertain; vague



   
Description of plumb (adjective)
perfectly straight down; vertical



   
Description of lustrous (adjective)
bright; radiant; shining; splendid; shiny



   
Description of initiate (noun)
person who possesses special or secret knowledge



   
Description of rebuttal (noun)
refutation; opposition; contradiction



   
Description of phlegmatic (adjective)
without emotion or interest; sluggish and dull; indifferent; slow



  Determinations of the words susceptible, disdain, rationalize, decry, ambiguous, plumb, lustrous, initiate, rebuttal, phlegmatic

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