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| Explanation of likely (adjective) forms: likelier, more likely; likeliest, most likely plausible; reasonable; probable; possible; appropriate; promising
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| Explanation of tremendous (adjective) forms: more tremendous; most tremendous awe-inspiring
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| Explanation of inverse (adjective) contrary in tendency or direction
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| Explanation of studious (adjective) having or showing devotion to the acquisition of knowledge
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| Explanation of locative (adjective) indicating place or the place where or wherein an action occurs
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| Explanation of inopportune (adjective) unsuitable or inconvenient, especially as to time
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| Explanation of trimness (noun) order; neatness
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| Explanation of veracious (adjective) habitually disposed to speak the truth
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| Explanation of redoubtable (adjective) formidable
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| Explanation of puerile (adjective) childish
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