Words : deeds, impress, wring, posed, commenced, exaggeration, heroic.

English

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denis23 [38]3 years ago

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Answer:

1. Wring.

2. Exaggeration.

Explanation:

1. Wring: is a word you would use to describe what might be done to a wet rag. This is because wring simply means to squeeze tightly so as to expel or force out liquid from a wet material such as a wet rag.

2. Exaggeration: is a word you would used to describe a statement that makes something seem more likely than it really is. It simply means overstating a situation more than it really is i.e in an excessive manner.

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