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Word Explanations aberrant, marked, impolitic, osseous, frolicsome, deadlock, augury, potential, transient, articled

Explanation of aberrant (adjective)
markedly different from an accepted norm; deviate

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Explanation of marked (adjective)
noticeable; significant; conspicuous

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Explanation of impolitic (adjective)
not expedient; unwise

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Explanation of osseous (adjective)
composed of or containing bone; bony

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Explanation of frolicsome (adjective)
given to merry frolicking; frolicky; rollicking; sportive

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Explanation of deadlock (noun)
form: deadlocks
a situation in which no progress can be made or no advancement is possible; impasse; stalemate; standstill

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Explanation of augury (noun)
form: auguries
an event that is experienced as indicating important things to come; foretoken; preindication

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Explanation of potential (adjective)
expected to become or be

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Explanation of transient (adjective)
temporary; impermanent

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Explanation of articled (adjective)
bound by contract; bound; indentured

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