[ Vocabulary ]
“Completely lacking or empty” is the definition of:
A. Insignificant
B. Feeble
C. Devoid
D. Emaciated
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A. The stuntman told the audience not to try that at home.
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A. have seen
B. saw
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A. are, not following
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C. is, not following
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Maya—- a white frock.
A. Have
B. Has