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Desuetude

Desuetude refers to the state of being no longer in use. (sentence: The old typewriter fell into desuetude with the rise of computers.)
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Ubiquitous

Ubiquitous describes something that is found everywhere or very frequently. (sentence: The new smartphone app became ubiquitous, with everyone using it.)
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Inimical

Inimical means unfriendly or actively opposed to something. (sentence: The two countries had an inimical relationship for decades.)
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Obsequious

Obsequious describes someone who is excessively eager to please others in a flattering or servile way. (sentence: The waiter's obsequious behavior made the diners feel uncomfortable.)
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Impecunious

Impecunious refers to being poor or having very little money. (sentence: The impecunious traveler had to hitchhike across the country.)
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Sagacious

Sagacious emphasizes sound judgment and wisdom. (sentence: The king made a sagacious decision by choosing a wise advisor.)
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Penurious

Penurious means extremely poor and unable to afford things. (sentence: Despite his penurious lifestyle, he was generous with his friends.)
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Ephemeral

Ephemeral describes something that lasts for a very short time. (sentence: The beauty of the fireworks display was ephemeral.)
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Laconic

Laconic refers to using few words but conveying a lot of meaning. (sentence: The detective gave a laconic reply, "The culprit left no trace.")
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Erudite

Erudite implies a deep and scholarly knowledge. (sentence: The erudite professor shared fascinating historical facts.)

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