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| Explanation of inmost (adjective) deepest within
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| Explanation of raucous (adjective) harsh
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| Explanation of reflectible (adjective) capable of being turned back
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| Explanation of lenient (adjective) permissive; tolerant; indulgent; not strict
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| Explanation of immaculate (adjective) without spot or blemish
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| Explanation of littoral (adjective) of, pertaining to or living on a shore
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| Explanation of flimsy (adjective) forms: flimsier; flimsiest thin and weak
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| Explanation of extravagant (adjective) needlessly free or lavish in expenditure
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| Explanation of affix (verb) forms: affixed; affixed; affixing to fasten
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| Explanation of migrant (adjective) wandering
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