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Word Explanations intrepid, suspicious, ashen, anxious, cycloid, crematory, hydroelectric, aboriginal, exonerate, infamous

Explanation of intrepid (adjective)
fearless and bold

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Explanation of suspicious (adjective)
forms: more suspicious; most suspicious
inclined to doubt or mistrust

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Explanation of ashen (adjective)
pale

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Explanation of anxious (adjective)
forms: more anxious; most anxious
distressed in mind respecting some uncertain matter

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Explanation of cycloid (adjective)
like a circle

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Explanation of crematory (adjective)
a place for cremating dead bodies

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Explanation of hydroelectric (adjective)
pertaining to electricity developed water or steam

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Explanation of aboriginal (adjective)
primitive; unsophisticated

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Explanation of exonerate (verb)
forms: exonerated; exonerated; exonerating
to relieve or vindicate from accusation, imputation or blame

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Explanation of infamous (adjective)
publicly branded or notorious, as for vice or crime

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Meaning of intrepid, suspicious, ashen, anxious, cycloid, crematory, hydroelectric, aboriginal