What is the correct definition of each word? tiles piquancy preclude magnanimous sinecure timorous pairs definition word the quality of being pleasant and appealing arrowboth a position that requires minimal work but provides a good reputation and financial benefits arrowboth being generous and bighearted toward another person who is lesser in authority and standing arrowboth nervous, fainthearted, or lacking in confidence arrowboth preventing something from occurring arrowboth

Complete Question

What is the correct definition of each word?

Tiles

a)piquancy

b) preclude

c) magnanimous

d) sinecure

e) timorous

Pairs

Definition

1) the quality of being pleasant and appealing

2) a position that requires minimal work but provides a good reputation and financial benefits arrow

3) being generous and bighearted toward another person who is lesser in authority and standing

4) nervous, fainthearted, or lacking in confidence

5) preventing something from occurring

a)piquancy = 1) the quality of being pleasant and appealing

b) preclude = 5) preventing something from occurring

c) magnanimous = 3) being generous and bighearted toward another person who is lesser in authority and standing

d) sinecure = 2) a position that requires minimal work but provides a good reputation and financial benefits

e) timorous = 4) nervous, fainthearted, or lacking in confidence

Explanation:

a)piquancy : This word is a noun and it is used to describe a pleasant quality or feeling

b) preclude: This is a word is a verb and it means when you want to prevent something from happening.

c) magnanimous : This is an adjective. It is used to describe a person who is very generous and very forgiving in nature.

d) sinecure : This word is a noun. It means position that requires minimal work but provides a good reputation and the person in this position receives financial benefits.

e) timorous : This is an adjective. It is used to describe a person who is very timid, and shows signs of nervousness.

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