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| Explanation of apparent (adjective) easily understood
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| Explanation of graceless (adjective) ungracious
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| Explanation of navigable (adjective) passable; can be crossed; can be steered through
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| Explanation of typical (adjective) forms: more typical; most typical characteristic
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| Explanation of contradictory (adjective) inconsistent with itself
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| Explanation of inexpedient (adjective) unadvisable
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| Explanation of efficient (adjective) forms: more efficient; most efficient having and exercising the power to produce effects or results
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| Explanation of globose (adjective) spherical
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| Explanation of rabid (adjective) extreme; fanatical
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| Explanation of acrimonious (adjective) full of bitterness
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