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Dormant and dominant. a synonyms. b. antonyms. c. neither
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Dormant and dominant. a synonyms. b. antonyms. c. neither

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Neither would be the correct answer

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Option 3: neither. To be dominant is to control something in the majority. Dormant is inactive; asleep. I don't see any correlation between the two tbh
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