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  Word Descriptions infamous, pallid, chary, burly, inaudible, implacable, auspicious, luminous, desultory, irreparable


   
Description of infamous (adjective)
having a bad reputation; notorious; deplorable; indecent; villainous



   
Description of pallid (adjective)
pale in color; ashen



   
Description of chary (adjective)
cautious; being sparing in giving; careful; wary



   
Description of burly (adjective)
strong; bulky; stocky; sturdy



   
Description of inaudible (adjective)
not able to be heard



   
Description of implacable (adjective)
unwilling to be pacified or appeased; impossible to pacify; inexorable



   
Description of auspicious (adjective)
being of a good omen; successful; favorable; beneficent



   
Description of luminous (adjective)
emitting light; shining; enlightened; intelligent



   
Description of desultory (adjective)
moving in a random, directionless manner; aimless



   
Description of irreparable (adjective)
that which cannot be repaired or regained; uncorrectable; irreversible; irremediable



  Determinations of the words infamous, pallid, chary, burly, inaudible, implacable, auspicious, luminous, desultory, irreparable

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