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appalling
ap·pall·ing (adjective)
shocking, horrifying, abominable -
appellation
ap·pel·la·tion (noun)
a name or title - C
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conspicuous
con·spic·u·ous (adjective)
clear, obvious, visible - D
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discernible
dis·cern·i·ble (adjective)
visible, noticeable, perceptible -
disassemble
dis·as·sem·ble (verb)
break up, dismantle -
disparage
dis·par·age (verb)
belittle, depreciate, underestimate -
dispensable
dis·pen·sa·ble (adjective)
expandable, unnecessary, inessential -
dissemble
dis·sem·ble (verb)
deceive, dissimulate, fake, feign, pretend - I
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imminent
im·mi·nent (adjective)
approaching, forthcoming, impending, looming -
immaculate
im·mac·u·late (adjective)
clean, flawless, neat, spotless -
impeccable
im·pec·ca·ble (adjective)
exemplary, faultless, flawless, perfect - S
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scrupulous
scru·pu·lous (adjective)
careful, meticulous, thorough;
honorable, righteous, upright -
specious
spe·cious (adjective)
superficially plausible, but actually wrong:
deceptive, misleading -
spurious
spu·ri·ous (adjective)
not being what it purports to be:
bogus, fake, false, specious, invalid, sham