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Reil [10]
3 years ago
6

1. to oppose strongly, fight, argue______

English
1 answer:
dolphi86 [110]3 years ago
3 0

Answer:

  1. BICKER
  2. IMPLY
  3. HORRIFYING
  4. LUSTFUL
  5. INVALID
  6. DENOTE
  7. WARP
  8. PERMISSION
  9. INDICATE
  10. CHANGE
  11. PROTECT
  12. PARASITE

Explanation:

  1. To argue about something that is not important.
  2. To communicate a feeling or an idea without expressing it directly.
  3. Very shocking.
  4. Connected with strong sexual desire.
  5. Not correct, usually because it is not based on correct information or is illogical.
  6. To represent something.
  7. To twist or bend so that the surface is no longer straight or flat.
  8. The act of allowing someone to do something,  or of allowing something to happen.
  9. To point, show or make clear in another way.
  10. To make or become different.
  11. To keep someone or something safe from damage, injury or loss.
  12. A plant or animal that lives on or in another plant or animal of a different type and feeds from it.
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