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| Explanation of inconceivable (adjective) incomprehensible
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| Explanation of peccant (adjective) guilty
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| Explanation of auriferous (adjective) containing gold
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| Explanation of treasonable (adjective) of the nature of betrayal, treachery or breech of allegiance
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| Explanation of uncommon (adjective) forms: uncommoner; uncommonest rare
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| Explanation of hydrous (adjective) watery
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| Explanation of briticism (noun) form: briticisms a word idiom or phrase characteristic of Great Britain or the British
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| Explanation of spasmodic (adjective) convulsive
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| Explanation of adverse (adjective) opposing or opposed
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| Explanation of dilapidated (adjective) fallen into decay or partial ruin
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