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Word Explanations addle, dun, composure, sapid, subtend, brae, limitation, assonant, ribald, insinuate

Explanation of addle (verb)
forms: addled; addled; addling
to make inefficient or worthless; to muddle

Example of addle
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Explanation of dun (verb)
forms: dunned; dunned; dunning
to make a demand or repeated demands on for payment

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Explanation of composure (noun)
calmness

Example of composure
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Explanation of sapid (adjective)
affecting the sense of taste

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Explanation of subtend (verb)
forms: subtended; subtended; subtending
to extend opposite to

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Explanation of brae (noun)
hillside

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Explanation of limitation (noun)
form: limitations
a restriction

Example of limitation
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Explanation of assonant (adjective)
having resemblance of sound

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Explanation of ribald (adjective)
indulging in or manifesting coarse indecency or obscenity

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Explanation of insinuate (verb)
forms: insinuated; insinuated; insinuating
to imply

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Meaning of addle, dun, composure, sapid, subtend, brae, limitation, assonant