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Word Explanations forensic, incommodious, gauche, sacrilegious, polyglot, winsome, unkempt, lithe, demeaning, aslant

Explanation of forensic (adjective)
used or applied in the investigation and establishment of facts or evidence in a court of law

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Explanation of incommodious (adjective)
uncomfortably or inconveniently small

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Explanation of gauche (adjective)
lacking social polish; unpolished

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Explanation of sacrilegious (adjective)
grossly irreverent toward what is held to be sacred

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Explanation of polyglot (adjective)
having a command of or composed in many languages

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Explanation of winsome (adjective)
charming in a childlike or naive way

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Explanation of unkempt (adjective)
not properly maintained or cared for

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Explanation of lithe (adjective)
forms: lither; lithest
moving and bending with ease; slender; supple; svelte; sylphlike

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Explanation of demeaning (adjective)
causing awareness of your shortcomings; humiliating; mortifying

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Explanation of aslant (adjective)
having an oblique or slanted direction; diagonal; slanted; slanting; sloped; sloping

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Explain the words forensic, incommodious, gauche, sacrilegious, polyglot, winsome, unkempt, lithe, demeaning, aslant

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Meaning of incommodious, gauche, sacrilegious, polyglot, winsome, unkempt