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Sharpness of perception;communicating clearly

During his speech, the president spoke very articulate

Waging war;inclined to or exhibiting assertiveness

The two lions were very belligerent to each other.

Deserving blame or censure

The criminals were culpable after robbing a bank.

Showing steady,attentive,energetic effort in order to accomplish something

The athlete was very diligent training for the Olympics.

Fit or suitable for the purpose;proper under the circumstances

The tools were expedient for building the shed

Indecisive, unsure of how to proceed

The judge irresolute after they found new evidence in the case.

To ponder or something that inspires

The speech mused many people.

Having deep insight or understanding

The guy was very profound with the family and knew what they were going through.

Normal salary, payment for professional work

Every week the workers receive there stipend.

A change into something different

The butterfly went through transmutation

Expressing goodwill;desiring to help others;charitable

Ever since the girl was little, she has been very benevolent.

Pleasant or beneficial; having a kindly disposition

The resort in Hawaii was very benign.

To change from a soft or fluid state to a rigid or solid state

A type of food that is congealed is jello.

To do something in a dexterous, nimble, or skillful manner

To be ambedexterous you must be very deftly

A representative or perfect example of a class or type

Each state has representative that represents them.

Of discouraging or awesome strength, size, difficultly

The team was so formidable that the other teams were getting intimidated.

To do something in a way that is not likely to irrate or offend; not harmful

The puppy look innocuous until it but me in the hand.

To cause harm, suffering, or distress deliberately; very dangerous or harmful

Getting too close to the alligators at the zoo were very malignant.

Moved to or showing sudden, impatient

The student got very petulant over a tough math problem.

Overabundance; excess

The pumpkin patch had a plethora of pumpkins.

Having quickened the occurrence of; brought about prematurely, hastily, or suddenly

The teacher decided to precipitate the test.