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| Explanation of juridical (adjective) assumed by law to exist
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| Explanation of sinuous (adjective) curving in and out
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| Explanation of tranquil (adjective) forms: tranquiler, tranquiller; tranquilest, tranquillest calm
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| Explanation of ridiculous (adjective) forms: more ridiculous; most ridiculous laughable and contemptible
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| Explanation of amicable (adjective) forms: more amicable; most amicable done in a friendly spirit
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| Explanation of resistless (adjective) powerless
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| Explanation of semicivilized (adjective) partly cultured
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| Explanation of prim (adjective) forms: primmer; primmest stiffly proper
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| Explanation of prodigious (adjective) forms: more prodigious; most prodigious immense
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| Explanation of hypercritical (adjective) faultfinding
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