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Word Explanations diaphanous, unique, succinct, accursed, repressible, octogenarian, cereal, almanac, ambidextrous, premature

Explanation of diaphanous (adjective)
transparent

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Explanation of unique (adjective)
being the only one of its kind

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Explanation of succinct (adjective)
concise

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Explanation of accursed (adjective)
doomed to evil, misery or misfortune

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Explanation of repressible (adjective)
able to be kept under restraint or control

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Explanation of octogenarian (adjective)
a person of between eighty and ninety years

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Explanation of cereal (adjective)
pertaining to edible grain or farinaceous seeds

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Explanation of almanac (noun)
form: almanacs
a series of tables giving the days of the week together with certain astronomical information

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Explanation of ambidextrous (adjective)
having the ability of using both hands with equal skill or ease

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Explanation of premature (adjective)
coming too soon

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Explain the words diaphanous, unique, succinct, accursed, repressible, octogenarian, cereal, almanac, ambidextrous, premature

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Meaning of diaphanous, unique, succinct, accursed, repressible, octogenarian, cereal, almanac