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  Word Descriptions haggard, irrational, regal, problematic, potent, intermittent, gregarious, quaint, copious, dubious


   
Description of haggard (adjective)
untamed; having a worn look; tired; gaunt



   
Description of irrational (adjective)
not logical; senseless; absurd



   
Description of regal (adjective)
royal; grand; majestic



   
Description of problematic (adjective)
being hard to deal with; unsolved situation; troublesome



   
Description of potent (adjective)
having great power or physical strength; influential; virile



   
Description of intermittent (adjective)
periodic; occasional; sporadic



   
Description of gregarious (adjective)
fond of the company of others; sociable



   
Description of quaint (adjective)
old-fashioned; unusual; odd; strange



   
Description of copious (adjective)
abundant; in great quantities; plentiful; bountiful



   
Description of dubious (adjective)
doubtful; uncertain; skeptical; suspicious



  Determinations of the words haggard, irrational, regal, problematic, potent, intermittent, gregarious, quaint, copious, dubious

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