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  Word Descriptions nefariousness, incursion, homily, edifice, expedient, goad, comport, erudite, static, saunter


   
Description of nefariousness (noun)
being villainous or wicked; evil



   
Description of incursion (noun)
attack; hostile invasion; raid; entering; infiltration



   
Description of homily (noun)
solemn moral talk; sermon; exhortation; lesson



   
Description of edifice (noun)
large building



   
Description of expedient (adjective)
convenient in obtaining a result; guided by self-interest; advantageous; beneficial; worthwhile



   
Description of goad (verb)
to push into action; to urge; to tease; to drive



   
Description of comport (verb)
to behave in a certain manner



   
Description of erudite (adjective)
having a wide knowledge acquired through reading; learned; knowledgeable; educated



   
Description of static (adjective)
inactive; changeless; stationary; motionless



   
Description of saunter (verb)
to walk at a leisurely pace; to stroll; to meander



  Determinations of the words nefariousness, incursion, homily, edifice, expedient, goad, comport, erudite, static, saunter

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