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| Explanation of subsequent (adjective) following in time
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| Explanation of diplomatic (adjective) characterized by special tact in negotiations
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| Explanation of unspeakable (adjective) abominable
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| Explanation of poignant (adjective) forms: more poignant; most poignant severely painful or acute to the spirit
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| Explanation of improper (adjective) not appropriate, suitable or becoming
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| Explanation of close-hauled (adjective) form: sailing toward wind having the sails set for sailing as near to the wind as possible
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| Explanation of belay (verb) forms: belayed; belayed; belaying to make fast, as a rope, by winding round a cleat
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| Explanation of hirsute (adjective) having a hairy covering
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| Explanation of crass (adjective) forms: crasser; crassest coarse or thick in nature or structure, as opposed to thin or fine
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| Explanation of provincial (adjective) forms: more provincial; most provincial uncultured in thought and manner
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