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| Explanation of generic (adjective) noting a genus or kind; opposed to specific
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| Explanation of satiric (adjective) resembling poetry, in which vice, incapacity or corruption is held up to ridicule
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| Explanation of antispasmodic (adjective) controlling or preventing spasms
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| Explanation of impassable (adjective) that can not be passed through or over
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| Explanation of divination (noun) the pretended forecast of future events or discovery of what is lost or hidden
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| Explanation of wintry (adjective) forms: wintrier; wintriest lacking warmth of manner
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| Explanation of sorcery (noun) witchcraft
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| Explanation of causal (adjective) indicating or expressing a cause
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| Explanation of fraudulent (adjective) counterfeit
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| Explanation of affable (adjective) easy to approach
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