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explain or discuss more than necessary belabor

military inspection of land reconnaissance

meaningful, logical coherent

support with evidence substantiate

lacking originality banal

imitate emulate

impossible to satisfy insatiable

explain or discuss more than necessary belabor

meaningful, logical coherent

lacking originality banal

imitate emulate

impossible to satisfy insatiable

delay, stall temporize

able to be defended tenable

relevant germane

complaining carping

not talkative taciturn

eager to gain possessions; greedy acquisitive

stubborn intransigent

generous gift or donation largesse

delay, stall temporize

to take without right arrogate

harden, thicken congeal

avoid eschew

expression of praise; eulogy encomium

hateful invidious

not talkative taciturn

able to be defended tenable

to take without right arrogate

eager to gain possessions; greedy acquisitive

military inspection of land reconnaissance

hateful invidious

avoid eschew

harden, thicken congeal

generous gift or donation largesse

complaining carping

relevant germane

stubborn intransigent

support with evidence substantiate

expression of praise; eulogy encomium