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Word Explanations eleemosynary, fickle, sedulous, unbearable, inapprehensible, litigious, canary, ponderous, genteel, reverent

Explanation of eleemosynary (adjective)
pertaining to charity

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Explanation of fickle (adjective)
unduly changeable in feeling, judgment or purpose

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Explanation of sedulous (adjective)
persevering in effort or endeavor

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Explanation of unbearable (adjective)
forms: more unbearable; most unbearable
unendurable

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Explanation of inapprehensible (adjective)
not to be understood

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Explanation of litigious (adjective)
quarrelsome

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Explanation of canary (adjective)
of a bright but delicate yellow

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Explanation of ponderous (adjective)
forms: more ponderous; most ponderous
unusually weighty or forcible

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Explanation of genteel (adjective)
well-bred or refined

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Explanation of reverent (adjective)
forms: more reverent; most reverent
humble

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Explain the words eleemosynary, fickle, sedulous, unbearable, inapprehensible, litigious, canary, ponderous, genteel, reverent

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Meaning of eleemosynary, fickle, sedulous, unbearable, inapprehensible, litigious, canary