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  Word Explanations tangent, subservient, paternal, reckless, inexpensive, appellate, extensive, clumsy, resilient, malleable


   
Explanation of tangent (adjective)
touching



   
Explanation of subservient (adjective)
servilely following another's behests



   
Explanation of paternal (adjective)
fatherly



   
Explanation of reckless (adjective)
foolishly headless of danger



   
Explanation of inexpensive (adjective)
low-priced; cheap



   
Explanation of appellate (adjective)
capable of being appealed to



   
Explanation of extensive (adjective)
extended widely in space, time or scope



   
Explanation of clumsy (adjective)
forms: clumsier; clumsiest

awkward of movement



   
Explanation of resilient (adjective)
having the quality of springing back to a former position



   
Explanation of malleable (adjective)
pliant



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