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podryga [215]
3 years ago
7

atch the definiton to the word. Use a dictionary if necessary. 1. unable to read or write impatient 2. not able to stand against

irresponsible 3. not worthy of praise illiterate 4. to give teaching or instruction to another encoded 5. not making good sense illaudable 6. cannot be conquered irrelevant 7. not willing to wait illogical 8. locked in code form indoctrinate 9. not someone to be depended upon invincible 10. does not apply irresistible
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dsp733 years ago
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1.illiterate

2.irresistible

3.illaudable

4. Indoctrinate

5.illogical

6.invincible

7.impatient

8.encoded

9.irresponsible

10.irrelevant

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