GRE Word List # SAT/M177

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Word Explanations privy, staid, bountiful, indispensable, precipitant, debatable, lithesome, inflexible, comestible, squalid

Explanation of privy (adjective)
participating with another or others in the knowledge of a secret transaction

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Explanation of staid (adjective)
forms: staider; staidest
of a steady and sober character

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Explanation of bountiful (adjective)
showing abundance

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Explanation of indispensable (adjective)
necessary or requisite for the purpose

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Explanation of precipitant (adjective)
moving onward quickly and heedlessly

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Explanation of debatable (adjective)
subject to contention or dispute

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Explanation of lithesome (adjective)
nimble

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Explanation of inflexible (adjective)
that can not be altered or varied

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Explanation of comestible (adjective)
fit to be eaten

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Explanation of squalid (adjective)
having a dirty, mean, poverty-stricken appearance

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Explain the words privy, staid, bountiful, indispensable, precipitant, debatable, lithesome, inflexible, comestible, squalid

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