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| 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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