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| Explanation of prehensile (adjective) adapted for grasping or holding
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| Explanation of apprehensible (adjective) capable of being conceived
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| Explanation of sophistical (adjective) fallacious
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| Explanation of weak-kneed (adjective) without resolute purpose or energy
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| Explanation of lingual (adjective) pertaining to the use of the tongue in utterance
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| Explanation of choral (adjective) pertaining to, intended for or performed by a chorus or choir
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| Explanation of rapt (adjective) engrossed; absorbed; fascinated; charmed; enchanted
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| Explanation of prurient (adjective) inclined to lascivious thoughts and desires
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| Explanation of magnanimous (adjective) generous in treating or judging others
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| Explanation of adroit (adjective) having skill in the use of the bodily or mental powers
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