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egoroff_w [7]
3 years ago
12

Match the meaning to the correct word

English
2 answers:
Bess [88]3 years ago
6 0
<span> 1. illiterate—unable to read or write
 2. </span>irresistible—not able to stand against<span>
 3. </span>illaudable—not worthy of praise<span>
 4. </span>indoctrinate—to give teaching or instruction to another<span>
 5. </span>illogical—not making good sense <span>
 6. </span>invincible—cannot be conquered<span>
 7. </span>impatient—not willing to wait<span>
 8. </span>encoded—locked in code form<span>
 9. </span>irresponsible—not someone to be depended upon
10. irrelevant—does not apply
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Hope this helps!</span>
Gennadij [26K]3 years ago
3 0

The correct meanings of these words are:

1. Unable to read or write: Illiterate.

2. Not able to stand against: Irresistible.

3. Not worthy of praise: Illaudable.

4. To give teaching or instruction to another: Indoctrinate.

5. Not making good sense: Illogical.

6. Cannot be conquered: Invincible.  

7. Not willing to wait: Impatient.

8. Locked in code form: Encoded.

9. Not someone to be depended upon: Irresponsible.

10. Does not apply: Irrelevant.

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