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1 The Latin root debiltat, meaning "weakened," helps the reader understand that the word debilitating in paragraph 1 means causing to be - A depressing B invigorating …

1 The Latin root debiltat, meaning "weakened," helps the reader understand that the word debilitating in paragraph 1 means causing to be - A depressing B invigorating …
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The Latin root debiltat, meaning "weakened," helps the reader understand that the word
debilitating in paragraph 1 means causing to be -
A depressing
B invigorating
C insulting
D depleting

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it’s depressing so a
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The Answer is D because depleting is just about her word for weak
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