Something attached to but holding an inferior position. (It’s multiple choice) a. Admire B. Adjunct C. Juncture D. Injunction

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Dave Quick asked Apr 3, 2023

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Something attached to but holding an inferior position. (It’s multiple choice)

a. Admire
B. Adjunct
C. Juncture
D. Injunction

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B. Adjunct

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The answer is B, Adjunct, because it is defined as "something attached to but holding an inferior position" and this definition best matches the definition of the word "inferior."

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