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| Explanation of sapient (adjective) possessing wisdom
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| Explanation of remiss (adjective) negligent
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| Explanation of statute (noun) form: statutes any authoritatively declared rule, ordinance, decree or law
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| Explanation of venerate (verb) forms: venerated; venerated; venerating to cherish reverentially
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| Explanation of irreligious (adjective) indifferent or opposed to religion
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| Explanation of arborescent (adjective) having the nature of a tree
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| Explanation of underhanded (adjective) clandestinely carried on
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| Explanation of flagrant (adjective) openly scandalous
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| Explanation of brittle (adjective) forms: brittler; brittlest fragile
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| Explanation of diffident (adjective) affected or possessed with self-distrust
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