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adj. polysyllable
(a) having several syllables, especially more than three syllables
(b) of excellence and splendor
(c) understood
(d) exhibiting changing rainbow-colors due to the interference of the light
 
adj. actionable
(a) pleased or satisfied with oneself
(b) liable to a lawsuit
(c) that can not be restrained or kept down
(d) mutually interchangeable or convertible
 
adj. superficial
(a) representing articulate sounds or speech
(b) knowing and understanding only the ordinary and the obvious
(c) compassionate
(d) cruel
 
adj. untoward
(a) brought together without order, distinction or design (for sex)
(b) surging back or again
(c) causing annoyance or hindrance
(d) full of bitterness
 
adj. prudential
(a) pertaining to the face
(b) sunk to a low condition
(c) proceeding or marked by caution
(d) impenetrably mysterious or profound

 

adj. ready
(a) in a state of preparedness for any given purpose or occasion
(b) discordant
(c) being more than is needed
(d) plausible; reasonable; probable; possible; appropriate; promising
 
adj. scholarly
(a) pertaining to the nose
(b) resembling poetry, in which vice, incapacity or corruption is held up to ridicule
(c) characteristic of an erudite person
(d) impartial
 
adj. fretful
(a) disposed to peevishness
(b) branch-like
(c) having no power or force
(d) being an addition to
 
adj. opposite
(a) radically different or contrary in action or movement
(b) humble
(c) native
(d) that may be allowed
 
adj. factious
(a) turbulent
(b) of unequaled excellence or worth
(c) perilous
(d) exciting or exhilarating to the mind

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

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