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  Word Explanations platitude, alluvion, qualification, dismount, mongrel, enkindle, preferable, appropriate, hoard, rapacious


   
Explanation of platitude (noun)
form: platitudes
a written or spoken statement that is flat, dull or commonplace



   
Explanation of alluvion (noun)
form: no plural
flood



   
Explanation of qualification (noun)
form: qualifications
a requisite for an employment, position, right or privilege



   
Explanation of dismount (verb)
forms: dismounted; dismounted; dismounting
to throw down, push off or remove otherwise from a horse or the like



   
Explanation of mongrel (noun)
form: mongrels
the progeny resulting from the crossing of different breeds or varieties



   
Explanation of enkindle (verb)
forms: enkindled; enkindled; enkindling
to set on fire



   
Explanation of preferable (adjective)
more desirable than others



   
Explanation of appropriate (adjective)
forms: more appropriate; most appropriate
suitable for the purpose and circumstances



   
Explanation of hoard (verb)
forms: hoarded; hoarded; hoarding
to gather and store away for the sake of accumulation



   
Explanation of rapacious (adjective)
disposed to seize by violence or by unlawful or greedy methods



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