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  Word Descriptions insubordinate, exonerate, elaboration, endorse, hefty, conspicuous, askance, tarry, autocracy, meander


   
Description of insubordinate (adjective)
disobedient to authority; defiant



   
Description of exonerate (verb)
to declare or prove blameless; to absolve; to acquit



   
Description of elaboration (noun)
act of clarifying; adding details; act of improving; careful planning



   
Description of endorse (verb)
to support; to approve of; to recommend; to approve; to sanction



   
Description of hefty (adjective)
heavy; powerful; weighty; big



   
Description of conspicuous (adjective)
easy to see; noticeable; obvious



   
Description of askance (adverb)
a sideways glance of disapproval



   
Description of tarry (verb)
to go; to move slowly; to delay



   
Description of autocracy (noun)
absolute monarchy; government where one person holds power; dictatorship; despotism; totalitarianism



   
Description of meander (adjective)
winding; wandering aimlessly



  Determinations of the words insubordinate, exonerate, elaboration, endorse, hefty, conspicuous, askance, tarry, autocracy, meander

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