Dictionary Entry

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Questions (8)

Use the dictionary entry to answer the question.epitome (ә-pit′-ә-mē) n. [Greek from epitemnein, to cut short] A typical or
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2. asked by sweeper
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Which guide words will take you to the correct page for this dictionary entry?floor (flor) noun: the bottom surface of a room,
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2. asked by toto
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Where is the part of speech located in a dictionary entry? (1 point)O in parentheses after the entry word Oin the numbered
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2. asked by urmotherr
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Read the following dictionary entry:favor fa•vor verb to provide assistance to someone to feel approval or preference for
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Where is the part of speech located in a dictionary entry?(1 point)Responses before the entry word before the entry word in
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Where is the part of speech located in a dictionary entry?(1 point)Responses in the numbered definitions that follow the
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2. asked by plz help (Connexus)
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Where is the part of speech located in a dictionary entry? (1 point)O in the numbered definitions that follow the entry word O
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Where is the part of speech located in a dictionary entry?(1 point)Responses after the pronunciation after the pronunciation in
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2. asked by taylor swift
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