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Having learned to read by literally buying words, Douglass h
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Having learned to read by literally buying words, Douglass had an intense sense of the power of language, of the double meanings of individual words; irony was ___________ in him.
A) ingrained
B) missing
C) implanted
D) hinted
E) absent
F) intimated
A) ingrained
B) missing
C) implanted
D) hinted
E) absent
F) intimated
Re: Having learned to read by literally buying words, Douglass h
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23 Jan 2020, 05:54
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The question is positive in its unfolding and the quality (irony) was implanted in him.
A and C are alike in meaning
A and C are alike in meaning
Re: Having learned to read by literally buying words, Douglass h
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28 Oct 2024, 16:01
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For those who are concerned: Pairs are ingrained with implanted, hinted with intimated, and missing with absent.
