The suffix '-less' in the phrase, "Mary feels hopeless" shows ...

[ Vocabulary & Grammar ]

The suffix ‘-less’ in the phrase, “Mary feels hopeless” shows that

A. Mary is full of hope.

B. Mary is without hope.

C. Mary is someone who likes to hope.

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