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  Word Explanations chaos, deficient, sophisticate, laud, sergeant-major, benignity, ambrosial, coercive, decoy, engender


   
Explanation of chaos (noun)
any condition of which the elements or parts are in utter disorder and confusion



   
Explanation of deficient (adjective)
not having an adequate or proper supply or amount



   
Explanation of sophisticate (verb)
forms: sophisticated; sophisticated; sophisticating
to deprive of simplicity of mind or manner



   
Explanation of laud (verb)
forms: lauded; lauded; lauding
to praise in words or song



   
Explanation of sergeant-major (noun)
form: sergeants
the highest non-commissioned officer in a regiment



   
Explanation of benignity (noun)
form: benignities
kindness of feeling, disposition or manner



   
Explanation of ambrosial (adjective)
divinely sweet, fragrant or delicious



   
Explanation of coercive (adjective)
serving or tending to force



   
Explanation of decoy (noun)
form: decoys
anything that allures or is intended to allures into danger or temptation



   
Explanation of engender (verb)
forms: engendered; engendered; engendering
to produce



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