opposite word 1. borrow 2. cruel 3. cheap 4.special 5 friendship 6. hope 7. refuse 8. bitter

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finlep [7]3 years ago

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<h2>1. lend</h2><h2>2. compassionate</h2><h2>3. pricey, expensive</h2><h2>4. trifling, ordinary</h2><h2>5. hostility</h2><h2>6. despair</h2><h2>7. allow</h2><h2>8. sweet</h2>

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