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  Word Descriptions frivolity, inchoate, recumbent, scanty, pinioned, complacent, plaintive, haphazard, malign, audacious


   
Description of frivolity (adjective)
giddiness; lack of seriousness; silliness; flippancy



   
Description of inchoate (adjective)
not yet fully formed; rudimentary; unorganized; incomplete



   
Description of recumbent (adjective)
resting; reclining



   
Description of scanty (adjective)
inadequate; sparse; meager; deficient



   
Description of pinioned (adjective)
bound fast



   
Description of complacent (adjective)
indifferent; submissive; nonchalant; self-satisfied; at ease



   
Description of plaintive (adjective)
mournful; sad; moving



   
Description of haphazard (adjective)
disorganized; irregular; random



   
Description of malign (adjective)
having an evil disposition toward others; harmful; evil (opposite: benign)



   
Description of audacious (adjective)
fearless; bold; impudent



  Determinations of the words frivolity, inchoate, recumbent, scanty, pinioned, complacent, plaintive, haphazard, malign, audacious

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