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Word Explanations inexpressible, vincible, finite, ominous, implausible, atrocious, orthodoxy, clamorous, relevant, trite

Explanation of inexpressible (adjective)
unutterable

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Explanation of vincible (adjective)
conquerable

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Explanation of finite (adjective)
limited

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Explanation of ominous (adjective)
forms: more ominous; most ominous
delivering bad news; foreboding; threatening

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Explanation of implausible (adjective)
hard to believe; not credible; lacking the appearance of truth

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Explanation of atrocious (adjective)
outrageously or wantonly wicked, criminal, vile or cruel

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Explanation of orthodoxy (noun)
form: orthodoxies
acceptance of the common faith

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Explanation of clamorous (adjective)
urgent in complaint or demand

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Explanation of relevant (adjective)
forms: more relevant; most relevant
bearing upon the matter in hand

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Explanation of trite (adjective)
forms: triter; tritest
made commonplace by frequent repetition

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Explain the words inexpressible, vincible, finite, ominous, implausible, atrocious, orthodoxy, clamorous, relevant, trite

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Meaning of inexpressible, vincible, finite, ominous, implausible, atrocious, orthodoxy