Addenda pneumatic unpunctual amorphous incoherent redolent corroborate commensurate pandered provincial

1. something added, especially a supplement to a book

2. to act as a go-between in sexual intrigues

3. limited in perspective

4. unable to think in a clear or orderly manner

5. corresponding in size or degree

6. to strengthen or support with other evidence

7. relating to air or other gases

8. lacking definite form

9. late

10. suggestive

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16 January, 06:50

Addenda pneumatic unpunctual amorphous incoherent redolent corroborate commensurate pandered provincial

1. something added, especially a supplement to a book

2. to act as a go-between in sexual intrigues

3. limited in perspective

4. unable to think in a clear or orderly manner

5. corresponding in size or degree

6. to strengthen or support with other evidence

7. relating to air or other gases

8. lacking definite form

9. late

10. suggestive

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Agustin Levine · Answer 1

Your question is missing the tenth option. I've found it online, and it is 10. suggestive

Answer and Explanation:

Addenda is the plural form of addendum, which means something that was added to a book, a speech, or a document. Therefore: addenda 1. something added, especially a supplement to a book.

Pneumatic is something that is operated by air pressure. Therefore: pneumatic 7. relating to air and other gases.

Unpunctual is the negation of the adjective punctual. Punctual refers to someone or something who arrives on time. Therefore: unpunctual 9. late.

Amorphous refers to something whose form or shape is not fixed. Therefore: amorphous 8. lacking definite form.

Incoherent is something that is not expressed clearly or someone who does not think or talk clearly. Therefore: incoherent 4. unable to think in a clear or orderly manner.

Redolent is something that is strongly reminiscent or suggestive of something else. Therefore: redolent 10. suggestive.

Corroborate means to confirm something. Therefore: corroborate 6. to strengthen or support with other evidence.

Commensurate means to have the same size or proportions of something. Therefore: commensurate 5. corresponding in size or degree.

Pandered refers to someone whose nasty desires are gratified or indulged. It can also refer to someone who serves as an intermediate between a client and someone who offers sexual intercourse for money. Therefore: pandered 2. to act as a go-between in sexual intrigues.

Provincial can refer to someone whose ideas are simple and old-fashioned. Therefore: provincial 3. limited in perspective.