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  Word Descriptions specious, sodden, aghast, acrimony, teem, opulence, muse, innate, commodious, impetuous


   
Description of specious (adjective)
plausible, but deceptive; apparently, but not actually true; superficially attractive



   
Description of sodden (adjective)
soggy; dull in action as if from alcohol; wet; lumpy; doughy



   
Description of aghast (adjective)
astonished; amazed; horrified; terrified; appalled



   
Description of acrimony (noun)
sharpness or bitterness in language or manner; rancor



   
Description of teem (verb)
to be stocked to overflowing; to pour out; to empty



   
Description of opulence (noun)
wealth; fortune; abundance



   
Description of muse (verb)
to think or speak meditatively; to ponder; to meditate



   
Description of innate (adjective)
natural; inborn; inherent



   
Description of commodious (adjective)
spacious and convenient; roomy; ample; comfortable



   
Description of impetuous (adjective)
moving with great force; done with little thought; reckless; impulsive; hasty



  Determinations of the words specious, sodden, aghast, acrimony, teem, opulence, muse, innate, commodious, impetuous

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