Are you trying to find the ones that aren't in bold writing?
Answer:
A. first, highest in rank or importance
Explanation:
The word <em>principal </em>can mean a crossbar, a sum of money, the highest authority in an organization and something that comes first in order of importance.
In the example sentence, <em>principal </em>is an adjective which modifies the noun it follows, <em>objective</em>. Thus, the right definition of a word is the one that is more suitable according to the word category and context that surrounds it. Actually, the sentence means that the main purpose or goal of the club is to raise money to get new band uniforms.
It's an indicator that <span>he and Daisy are not a happily married couple.
</span>the telephone in this situation represents Tom's live outside the one With Daisy (Tom constantly cheat on Daisy in their relationship)
Daisy had a tell of the situation but never really do anything about it and everytime the phone rang, Daisy know that Tom can't wait to get away from her
This means you take time to really assess the situation without jumping to conclusions that could lead to further problems.
Hey there,
Acrid, piercing, acute, and keen are all synonyms of the word pungent. The word pungent id an adjective and based on my research, this word means "having a sharp and strong taste of smell".
~Jurgen