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Word Explanations drab, demeanor, tutelary, enmity, lackluster, malingerer, objective, profusion, standpat, graspable

Explanation of drab (adjective)
forms: drabber; drabbest
causing dejection; dark; dingy; disconsolate; drear; dreary

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Explanation of demeanor (noun)
(behavioral attributes) the way a person behaves toward other people; behavior; behaviour; conduct; deportment

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Explanation of tutelary (adjective)
providing protective supervision

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Explanation of enmity (noun)
form: enmities
the feeling of a hostile person; ill will

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Explanation of lackluster (adjective)
dim; dull; very boring

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Explanation of malingerer (noun)
someone shirking their duty by feigning illness or incapacity; shammer

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Explanation of objective (adjective)
forms: more objective; most objective
impartial; unbiased

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Explanation of profusion (noun)
the property of being extremely abundant; richness; cornucopia

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Explanation of standpat (adjective)
old-fashioned and out of date; unprogressive; nonprogressive

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Explanation of graspable (adjective)
capable of being apprehended or understood; perceivable; understandable

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Meaning of drab, tutelary, enmity, lackluster, malingerer