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Word Explanations inflammable, paronymous, transfusible, miniature, anemic, selective, imaginable, unisonant, eminent, terse

Explanation of inflammable (adjective)
easily set on fire or excited

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Explanation of paronymous (adjective)
derived from the same root or primitive word

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Explanation of transfusible (adjective)
capable of being poured from one vessel to another

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Explanation of miniature (adjective)
much smaller than reality or that the normal size

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Explanation of anemic (adjective)
affected by a condition caused by a lack of red blood cells

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Explanation of selective (adjective)
having the power of choice

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Explanation of imaginable (adjective)
that can be imagined or conceived in the mind

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Explanation of unisonant (adjective)
being in a condition of perfect agreement and accord

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Explanation of eminent (adjective)
high in station, merit or esteem

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Explanation of terse (adjective)
forms: terser; tersest
pithy

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Explain the words inflammable, paronymous, transfusible, miniature, anemic, selective, imaginable, unisonant, eminent, terse

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Meaning of inflammable, paronymous, transfusible, miniature, anemic, selective, imaginable, unisonant