adj. exorbitant (a) plausible; reasonable; probable; possible; appropriate; promising (b) going beyond usual and proper limits (c) round from fullness or plumpness (d) gloomy
adj. akin (a) of prodigious size, bulk or degree (b) unconstrained (c) showing or expressing a deficiency of veneration, especially for sacred things (d) of similar nature or qualities
adj. heterodox (a) coarse or thick in nature or structure, as opposed to thin or fine (b) at variance with any commonly accepted doctrine or opinion (c) low in character or purpose (d) coming too soon
adj. comparable (a) apt to induce terror or alarm (b) fit to be compared (c) characterized by irreverence or irreligion (d) done without perceptible lapse of time
adj. incongruous (a) pertaining to the universe (b) unsuitable for the time, place or occasion (c) serving to water lands by artificial means (d) having such anger and scorn as is aroused by meanness or wickedness |
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adj. recessive (a) awe-inspiring (b) intense (c) having a tendency to go back (d) publicly branded or notorious, as for vice or crime
adj. immiscible (a) containing only two atoms (b) allowing the passage of light (c) separating, as oil and water (d) of no avail or effect
adj. ebullient (a) wandering (b) showing enthusiasm or exhilaration of feeling (c) before noon (d) fear-inspiring
adj. inscrutable (a) impenetrably mysterious or profound (b) straightforward (c) daily (d) extreme; fanatical
adj. sonorous (a) laughable and contemptible (b) resonant (c) of, pertaining to or like the air (d) harmonious |
adj. exorbitant (b) going beyond usual and proper limits adj. akin (d) of similar nature or qualities adj. heterodox (b) at variance with any commonly accepted doctrine or opinion adj. comparable (b) fit to be compared adj. incongruous (b) unsuitable for the time, place or occasion adj. recessive (c) having a tendency to go back adj. immiscible (c) separating, as oil and water adj. ebullient (b) showing enthusiasm or exhilaration of feeling adj. inscrutable (a) impenetrably mysterious or profound adj. sonorous (b) resonant
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