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| Explanation of contemporary (adjective) living or existing at the same time
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| Explanation of morbid (adjective) caused by or denoting a diseased or unsound condition of body or mind
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| Explanation of unitarian (adjective) pertaining to a religious body that rejects the doctrine of the Trinity
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| Explanation of pervious (adjective) admitting the entrance or passage of another substance
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| Explanation of leonine (adjective) like a lion
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| Explanation of pretentious (adjective) forms: more pretentious; most pretentious impersonating; putting on a false appearance; feigning; arrogant; haughty
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| Explanation of dissimilar (adjective) different
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| Explanation of sapiential (adjective) possessing wisdom
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| Explanation of erudite (adjective) very-learned
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| Explanation of candid (adjective) straightforward
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