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  Word Descriptions blighted, arid, salubrious, lucent, parochial, molten, apprehensive, qualified, privy, surreptitious


   
Description of blighted (adjective)
causing frustration or destruction



   
Description of arid (adjective)
extremely dry; parched; barren; unimaginative



   
Description of salubrious (adjective)
promoting good health



   
Description of lucent (adjective)
shining; gleaming



   
Description of parochial (adjective)
religious; narrow-minded; provincial



   
Description of molten (adjective)
melted



   
Description of apprehensive (adjective)
fearful; aware; conscious; worried; concerned



   
Description of qualified (adjective)
experienced; indefinite; competent



   
Description of privy (adjective)
private; confidential; clandestine; secret



   
Description of surreptitious (adjective)
done secretly; clandestine



  Determinations of the words blighted, arid, salubrious, lucent, parochial, molten, apprehensive, qualified, privy, surreptitious

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