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Word Explanations permissible, vindicative, pectoral, impure, galore, powerless, decent, propulsion, subordinate, plausible

Explanation of permissible (adjective)
that may be allowed

Example of permissible
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Explanation of vindicative (adjective)
revengeful

Examples of vindicative
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Explanation of pectoral (adjective)
pertaining to the breast or thorax

Example of pectoral
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Explanation of impure (adjective)
tainted

Examples of impure
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Explanation of galore (adjective)
abundant

Example of galore
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Explanation of powerless (adjective)
impotent

Examples of powerless
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Explanation of decent (adjective)
characterized by propriety of conduct, speech, manners or dress

Example of decent
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Explanation of propulsion (noun)
a driving onward or forward

Examples of propulsion
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Explanation of subordinate (adjective)
belonging to an inferior order in a classification

Example of subordinate
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Explanation of plausible (adjective)
forms: more plausible; most plausible
seeming likely to be true, though open to doubt

Examples of plausible
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Meaning of permissible, vindicative, pectoral, impure, galore, powerless, decent, propulsion