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Moribund |
(Adj) dying • The steel industry in this country was moribund a few years ago, but now it seems to be reviving somewhat. • The senator’s political ideas were moribund; no one thinks that way anymore. #A dying creature could be said to be moribund, too, al though this word is usually used in connection with things that die only figuratively. |
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Mundane |
(Adj) pretty ordinary ; boring |
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Munificent |
(Adj) very generous; lavish The munificent millionaire gave lots of money to any charity that came to him with a request. Mrs. Bigelow was a munificent hostess; there was so much wonderful food and wine at her dinner parties that the guests had to rest between courses. She was known for her munificence. |
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Myriad |
(n) a huge number There are a myriad of reasons why I don't go to school |
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