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Word Explanations inexperience, docile, illuminant, latish, pittance, inexorable, piteous, inestimable, grotesque, grandeur

Explanation of inexperience (noun)
state of being unfamiliar with something; lack of knowledge or ability

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Explanation of docile (adjective)
easy to manage

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Explanation of illuminant (noun)
that which may be used to produce light

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Explanation of latish (adjective)
rather late

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Explanation of pittance (noun)
any small portion or meager allowance

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Explanation of inexorable (adjective)
unrelenting

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Explanation of piteous (adjective)
forms: more piteous; most piteous
compassionate

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Explanation of inestimable (adjective)
above price

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Explanation of grotesque (adjective)
incongruously composed or ill-proportioned

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Explanation of grandeur (noun)
largeness; stateliness, magnificence; importance; nobility

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Explain the words inexperience, docile, illuminant, latish, pittance, inexorable, piteous, inestimable, grotesque, grandeur

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Meaning of inexperience, docile, illuminant, latish, pittance, inexorable, piteous, inestimable