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  Word Descriptions scurrilous, hedonistic, coy, disheartened, rustic, resilient, incompatible, livid, sordid, apocalyptic


   
Description of scurrilous (adjective)
vulgar; crude; obscene



   
Description of hedonistic (adjective)
living for pleasure



   
Description of coy (adjective)
modest; bashful; pretending shyness to attract; flirtatious; coquettish



   
Description of disheartened (adjective)
discouraged; dispirited; depressed



   
Description of rustic (adjective)
plain and unsophisticated; homely; of or living in the country; provincial



   
Description of resilient (adjective)
flexible; capable of withstanding stress; buoyant; elastic



   
Description of incompatible (adjective)
disagreeing; disharmonious; unsuitable; irreconcilable



   
Description of livid (adjective)
discolored, as if bruised; extremely angry; furious



   
Description of sordid (adjective)
filthy; base; vile; foul; dirty



   
Description of apocalyptic (adjective)
prophetic of devastation or ultimate doom



  Determinations of the words scurrilous, hedonistic, coy, disheartened, rustic, resilient, incompatible, livid, sordid, apocalyptic

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