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| Explanation of isothermal (adjective) having or marking equality of temperature
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| Explanation of outrageous (adjective) forms: more outrageous; most outrageous shocking in conduct
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| Explanation of confident (adjective) forms: more confident; most confident assured
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| Explanation of oral (adjective) uttered through the mouth
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| Explanation of momentary (adjective) lasting but a short time
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| Explanation of raptorial (adjective) seizing and devouring living prey
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| Explanation of microscopic (adjective) adapted to or characterized by minute observation
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| Explanation of hypodermic (adjective) pertaining to the area under the skin
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| Explanation of noisome (adjective) very offensive, particularly to the sense of smell
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| Explanation of flippant (adjective) having a light, pert, trifling disposition
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