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  Word Descriptions opprobrious, imperturbable, jaded, genial, tractable, sovereign, chaste, mundane, languid, desolate


   
Description of opprobrious (adjective)
abusive; humiliating; insulting



   
Description of imperturbable (adjective)
calm; not easily excited; composed



   
Description of jaded (adjective)
worn-out; fatigued; tired



   
Description of genial (adjective)
contributing to life; amiable; sociable; merry; friendly



   
Description of tractable (adjective)
easily managed; obedient



   
Description of sovereign (adjective)
superior; independent; self-governing



   
Description of chaste (adjective)
virtuous; free of obscenity; pure; unaffected; modest



   
Description of mundane (adjective)
ordinary; commonplace; normal; routine; everyday



   
Description of languid (adjective)
lacking vitality; indifferent; apathetic; sluggish



   
Description of desolate (adjective)
to be left alone or made lonely; miserable; to neglected; abandoned



  Determinations of the words opprobrious, imperturbable, jaded, genial, tractable, sovereign, chaste, mundane, languid, desolate

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