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joja [24]
3 years ago
6

REVIEW WORDS

English
2 answers:
sergejj [24]3 years ago
6 0

Answer:

Fabricate- To make up a lie (M)

Enhance- To make greater (T)

Avid- Enthusiastic (B)

Gesticulate- To use lively gestures (P)

Rudimentary- Basic, Elementary (K)

Throng- A great number of people (N)

Hapless- Unlucky (W)

Irate- Angry

Felon- Criminal (J)

Intrepid- Courageous (E)

Cajole- Coax, Wheedle

Laconic- uncommunicative (A)

Vigilant- Alert (C)

Hope this helps!

uranmaximum [27]3 years ago
6 0

Answer:

1. Accost - f) to greet first

2. Adroit - l) clever

3, Avid - b) enthusiastic

4, Cajole - s) Coax, wheedle

5. Enhance - t) to make greater

7. Felon - j) criminal

8. Furtive - r) sly

9. Gesticulate - p) to use lively gestures

10. Hapless - w) unlucky

11. Intrepid - e) courageous

12. Irate - k) angry

13. laconic - o) concise, pithy

14. Nuance - q) a shade of difference

15. Plethora - d) overabundance

16. Pretext - g) an excuse

17. Reticent - a) uncommunicative

18. Rudimentary - k) basic, elementary

19. Throng - n) great number of people.

20. Vigilant - c) alert

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