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| Explanation of tiresome (adjective) annoying; boring; wearisome
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| Explanation of ornate (adjective) forms: more ornate; most ornate having excess decoration; showy; flamboyant; flowery or elaborate in literary style
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| Explanation of acute (adjective) forms: acuter; acutest having fine and penetrating discernment
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| Explanation of sidelong (adjective) indirect; oblique; not direct or straightforward
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| Explanation of philharmonic (adjective) fond of music
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| Explanation of boorish (adjective) rude
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| Explanation of continuous (adjective) connected, extended or prolonged without separation or interruption of sequence
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| Explanation of insentient (adjective) lacking the power of feeling or perceiving
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| Explanation of fallacious (adjective) illogical
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| Explanation of maternal (adjective) pertaining or peculiar to a mother or to motherhood
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