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| Explanation of colloquial (adjective) pertaining or peculiar to common speech as distinguished from literary
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| Explanation of undue (adjective) more than sufficient
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| Explanation of legislative (adjective) that makes or enacts laws
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| Explanation of plebeian (adjective) common
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| Explanation of unaccountable (adjective) forms: more unaccountable; most unaccountable inexplicable
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| Explanation of bass (adjective) low in tone or compass
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| Explanation of man-eater (noun) a cannibal; femme fatale
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| Explanation of austere (adjective) severely simple; unadorned
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| Explanation of preposterous (adjective) forms: more preposterous; most preposterous utterly ridiculous or absurd
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| Explanation of oblique (adjective) forms: more oblique; most oblique slanting; said of lines
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