
Description of equable (adjective) regular; uniform; even
Samples of equable Internally, a hardwood floor surface helped to maintain an equable temperature, permitted work to be done in bare feet and simplified the recovery of waste cotton. Bristol's equable climate probably favors the survival of this warmth-loving species; though present in certain northern cities, such as Sheffield where five are known, the wild fig elsewhere remains small and vulnerable.
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Description of aggressive (adjective) attacking; offensive; hostile; forceful; bold
Samples of aggressive However, the approaches to its main executives only came out under aggressive press questioning of Mr Gatward after yesterday's meeting which a handful of shareholders attended.
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Description of flaccid (adjective) lacking firmness; loose; limp; drooping; soft
Samples of flaccid The old dog's flaccid tail refused to wag.
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Description of fervid (adjective) intensely hot; impassioned; passionate
Samples of fervid Her fervid skin alerted the doctor to her fever. The fervid sermon of the preacher swayed his congregation.
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Description of obtrusive (adjective) thrusting oneself or itself into undue prominence; invasive
Samples of obtrusive But the waitresses in Marshall and Snelgrove had new uniforms, dark purple instead of the old coffee-cream shade, and a different style of cap, more up to date and less obtrusive.
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Description of dispassionate (adjective) lack of feeling; impartial; calm; unbiased
Samples of dispassionate She was a very emotional person and could not work with such a dispassionate employer.
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Description of histrionic (adjective) pertaining to the theater; designed for show; dramatic
Samples of histrionic The usual reality is that it applies histrionic measures to tackle topical crime.
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Description of ubiquitous (adjective) omnipresent; present everywhere
Samples of ubiquitous A ubiquitous spirit followed the man wherever he went. Water may seem ubiquitous, until a drought comes along.
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Description of fallible (adjective) erroneous; not foolproof
Samples of fallible By not differentiating themselves from the popular band, the group was especially fallible.
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Description of supine (adjective) lying flat on the back; inert; inactive; averse to taking action; indifferent; passive
Samples of supine He may start sitting like this in preparation for moving into the supine lying position (on his back) or, more rarely, into the prone lying position on his stomach.
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