insouciant
Meaning of “insouciant”
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interdict
Meaning of “interdict”
interdict
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involute
Meaning of “involute”
involute
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irresolute
Meaning of “irresolute”
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libertine
Meaning of “libertine”
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machination
Meaning of “machination”
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maladroit
Meaning of “maladroit”
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malapropism
Meaning of “malapropism”
malapropism
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malinger
Meaning of “malinger”
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maverick
Meaning of “maverick”
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mendacity
Meaning of “mendacity”
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mercurial
Meaning of “mercurial”
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mettlesome
Meaning of “mettlesome”
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mince
Meaning of “mince”
mince
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misanthrope
Meaning of “misanthrope”
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myriad
Meaning of “myriad”
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nice
Lesson 84 ☘ old, nice, interesting etc. (adjectives)
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nonchalant
Meaning of “nonchalant”
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noxious
Meaning of “noxious”
noxious
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obtrusive
Meaning of “obtrusive”
obtrusive
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occult
Meaning of “occult”
occult
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officious
Meaning of “officious”
officious
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ostensible
Meaning of “ostensible”
ostensible
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paradigm
Meaning of “paradigm”
paradigm
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peccadillo
Meaning of “peccadillo”
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penury
Meaning of “penury”
penury
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peremptory
Meaning of “peremptory”
peremptory
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perjury
Meaning of “perjury”
perjury
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personable
Meaning of “personable”
personable
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petrify
Meaning of “petrify”
petrify
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