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| Explanation of conclusive (adjective) sufficient to convince or decide
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| Explanation of egregious (adjective) extreme
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| Explanation of disciplinary (adjective) having the nature of systematic training or subjection to authority
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| Explanation of spontaneous (adjective) arising from inherent qualities or tendencies without external efficient cause
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| Explanation of picayune (adjective) worthless; cheap; low in value; trivial
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| Explanation of anhydrous (adjective) withered
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| Explanation of shiftless (adjective) forms: more shiftless; most shiftless wanting in resource, energy or executive ability
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| Explanation of antique (adjective) pertaining to ancient times
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| Explanation of stagnant (adjective) not flowing: said of water, as in a pool
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| Explanation of sinister (adjective) forms: more sinister; most sinister evil
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