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  Word Descriptions irreproachable, docile, pious, earthy, dexterous, extant, contemporary, quixotic, peremptory, azure


   
Description of irreproachable (adjective)
without blame or faults



   
Description of docile (adjective)
manageable; obedient; gentle; compliant; submissive



   
Description of pious (adjective)
religious; devout; dedicated; orthodox



   
Description of earthy (adjective)
unrefined; made of earth



   
Description of dexterous (adjective)
skillful; quick; deft; adroit; agile



   
Description of extant (adjective)
existing; refers especially to books or documents



   
Description of contemporary (adjective)
living or happening at the same time; modern; current



   
Description of quixotic (adjective)
foolishly idealistic; extravagantly chivalrous; impractical



   
Description of peremptory (adjective)
barring future action; that cannot be denied, changed, etc.; aggressive



   
Description of azure (adjective)
the clear blue color of the sky



  Determinations of the words irreproachable, docile, pious, earthy, dexterous, extant, contemporary, quixotic, peremptory, azure

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