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| Explanation of polysyllable (adjective) having several syllables, especially more than three syllables
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| Explanation of actionable (adjective) liable to a lawsuit
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| Explanation of superficial (adjective) forms: more superficial; most superficial knowing and understanding only the ordinary and the obvious
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| Explanation of untoward (adjective) causing annoyance or hindrance
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| Explanation of prudential (adjective) proceeding or marked by caution
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| Explanation of ready (adjective) forms: readier; readiest in a state of preparedness for any given purpose or occasion
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| Explanation of scholarly (adjective) forms: more scholarly; most scholarly characteristic of an erudite person
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| Explanation of fretful (adjective) disposed to peevishness
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| Explanation of opposite (adjective) radically different or contrary in action or movement
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| Explanation of factious (adjective) turbulent
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