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  Word Explanations pedant, countenance, predilection, pseudonym, sagacity, hoax, anachronism, demeanor, jargon, prelude


   
Explanation of pedant (noun)
meticulous person; fastidious person; strict person; fussy person



   
Explanation of countenance (noun)
face; appearance; features; encouragement; support



   
Explanation of predilection (noun)
favorable opinion arrived at beforehand; affinity; liking; fondness



   
Explanation of pseudonym (noun)
fictitious name; pen name



   
Explanation of sagacity (noun)
shrewdness; cleverness; wisdom



   
Explanation of hoax (noun)
trick or deception; a practical joke



   
Explanation of anachronism (noun)
something out of place in time (e.g. an airplane in 1492); something that is obsolete or out of date



   
Explanation of demeanor (noun)
behavior; bearing; conduct; appearance



   
Explanation of jargon (noun)
incoherent speech; specialized vocabulary in certain fields



   
Explanation of prelude (noun)
introduction; forerunner



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