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Part of Speech: Noun
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I was dizzy with trying to follow Hunter's facile imagination. - "The Window at the White Cat", Mary Roberts Rinehart.
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The weak and facile Mr. Brandon was apt to fall in love, or to fancy that he did so, with any woman he came in much contact with, and she was as unsuitable for him, even more unsuitable, than Peggy was. - "Mr. Hogarth's Will", Catherine Helen Spence.
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With facile largeness of censure, it was pronounced a murky subject, sordid, unlovely, morally sterile, an ugly leaf out of some ancient Italian Newgate Calendar. - "Studies in Literature", John Morley.