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| Explanation of invalid (adjective) having no force, weight or cogency
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| Explanation of timorous (adjective) lacking courage
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| Explanation of logical (adjective) forms: more logical; most logical capable of or characterized by clear reasoning
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| Explanation of medieval (adjective) belonging or relating to or descriptive of the middle ages
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| Explanation of scriptural (adjective) Biblical; pertaining to the Bible; written; inscribed
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| Explanation of probate (adjective) relating to making proof, as of a will
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| Explanation of illimitable (adjective) boundless
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| Explanation of heinous (adjective) odiously sinful
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| Explanation of exhaustive (adjective) thorough and complete in execution
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| Explanation of pendulous (adjective) hanging, especially so as to swing by an attached end or part
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