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Word Explanations frantic, tentative, insatiable, inland, conjugate, septennial, suggestible, indicant, alienate, extraordinary

Explanation of frantic (adjective)
frenzied

Example of frantic
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Explanation of tentative (adjective)
done as an experiment

Examples of tentative
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Explanation of insatiable (adjective)
that desires or craves immoderately or unappeasably

Example of insatiable
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Explanation of inland (adjective)
remote from the sea

Examples of inland
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Explanation of conjugate (adjective)
joined together in pairs

Example of conjugate
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Explanation of septennial (adjective)
recurring every seven years

Examples of septennial
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Explanation of suggestible (adjective)
proposable

Example of suggestible
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Explanation of indicant (adjective)
that which points out

Examples of indicant
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Explanation of alienate (verb)
forms: alienated; alienated; alienating
to cause to turn away

Example of alienate
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Explanation of extraordinary (adjective)
unusual

Examples of extraordinary
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Explain the words frantic, tentative, insatiable, inland, conjugate, septennial, suggestible, indicant, alienate, extraordinary

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Meaning of frantic, tentative, insatiable, inland, conjugate, septennial, suggestible, indicant