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| Explanation of repugnant (adjective) offensive to taste and feeling
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| Explanation of incompetent (adjective) not having the abilities desired or necessary for any purpose
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| Explanation of harmonious (adjective) concordant in sound
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| Explanation of phonic (adjective) pertaining to the nature of sound
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| Explanation of jocular (adjective) amusing; funny
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| Explanation of secant (adjective) cutting, especially into two parts
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| Explanation of illiterate (adjective) having little or no book-learning
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| Explanation of ultramontane (adjective) beyond the mountains, especially beyond the Alps (that is, on their Italian side)
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| Explanation of pertinacious (adjective) stubborn; steadfast; tenacious; obstinate
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| Explanation of convex (adjective) curving like the segment of the globe or of the surface of a circle
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