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a. The professor had a way of teaching that could only be descirbed as erudite.
b. learned, polished, scholarly
c. [er-uu-die-te}
d. adjective
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a. The childs creativity was fanciful, she drew castles and dragons.
b.using the imagination
c.[fan-cee-full]
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a. The polititian was frothright about his philosophy.
b. directly frank without hesitation.
c.[four-th-right]
d. adjective
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a.I coud not help but feel morose; the day was raining.
b.gloomy, sullen, surly, despodent
c.[more-ose]
d. adjective
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a. At the grocery store the child was obsequious because he knew if he was good he would get a lollipop.
b. polite or obediant in order to gain something
c. [ob-cee-quess]
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