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1. disingenuous
(adj.) living for pleasure; The group was known for its hedonistic rituals. Hot tubs, good food, and a plethora of leisure time were the hallmarks of this hedonistic society.
(adj.) softening or soothing to the skin; having power to soften or relax living tissues; When hands become dry, it may be necessary to soothe them with an emollient lotion.
(adj.; v.) perfectly straight down; to solve; The two walls met plumb at the corner. I was able to plumb the riddle in a few seconds.
(adj.) not frank or candid; deceivingly simple (opposite: ingenious); The director used a disingenuous remark to make his point to the student. He always gives a quick, disingenuous response; you never get a straight answer.
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