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vredina [299]
2 years ago
15

Before you begin reading, look up the following words. Then match the words with the definitions.

English
1 answer:
sergeinik [125]2 years ago
7 0

Matching the words with the definitions, we have the following:

  • Frivolous - showing lack of seriousness.
  • Compulsory - required.
  • Renounce - to give up voluntarily, often by formal declaration.
  • Audible - able to be heard.
  • Zealously - eagerly; fervently.
  • Ethereal - light; airy.
  • Illusory - misleading; deceptive.
  • Caprice - impulse; whim.

<h3>What is definition?</h3>

In English, definition actually refers to the meaning of something. Definition is used when one is looking for the meaning of words or phrases.

We can see that the given words have been matched with their definitions.

Learn more about definition on brainly.com/question/968894

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