irreverent
adjectiveShowing a lack of solemn respect for something usually treated seriously.
One word family: also includes irreverence.
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Clear all filtersShowing a lack of solemn respect for something usually treated seriously.
One word family: also includes irreverence.
Cheerful and full of high spirits.
To speak harmfully or falsely about someone.
A man who repeatedly pursues casual sexual relationships, often unfaithfully.
Containing small openings through which air or liquid can pass.
To avoid being fully truthful by using evasive statements.
Wastefully extravagant in spending or use of resources.
Fully supplied or filled with something.
To satisfy a desire or appetite fully.
To examine closely and carefully.
An outward appearance or limited likeness that may not reflect the full reality.
Deep, full, and resonant in sound.
To grow strongly or develop successfully.
Full of twists or complicated turns.
With intense feeling or force.
The ability of a plan, system, or activity to work successfully or continue under the relevant conditions.
Ability to work successfully
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Able to work successfully or remain in existence under the conditions.
Lively and full of spirited energy.
Characterized by sensuous pleasure or a full, curving form.
Rich in sensual pleasure
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A rapidly rotating flow; figuratively, a powerful situation that draws things into it.
Rotating flow
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Playfully fanciful or guided by an unusual fancy.
One word family: also includes whimsy.
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