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Word Explanations audible, sumptuous, impassible, lifelong, creamy, demonstrative, irreverential, lyric, reticent, clandestine

Explanation of audible (adjective)
loud enough to be heard

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Explanation of sumptuous (adjective)
forms: more sumptuous; most sumptuous
rich and costly

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Explanation of impassible (adjective)
not moved or affected by feeling

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Explanation of lifelong (adjective)
lasting or continuous until a person's death

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Explanation of creamy (adjective)
forms: creamier; creamiest
smooth

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Explanation of demonstrative (adjective)
inclined to strong exhibition or expression of feeling or thoughts

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Explanation of irreverential (adjective)
showing or expressing a deficiency of veneration, especially for sacred things

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Explanation of lyric (adjective)
fitted for expression in song

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Explanation of reticent (adjective)
habitually keeping silent or being reserved in utterance

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Explanation of clandestine (adjective)
surreptitious

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Explain the words audible, sumptuous, impassible, lifelong, creamy, demonstrative, irreverential, lyric, reticent, clandestine

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Meaning of audible, sumptuous, impassible, lifelong, creamy, demonstrative, irreverential, lyric