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Antonyms: Match each word with the word or phrase most nearly its opposite. 19. (5 pt) absolve A. to blame B. to figure out C. to reject D. to cancel

Antonyms: Match each word with the word or phrase most nearly its opposite. 19. (5 pt) absolve A. to blame B. to figure out C. to reject D. to cancel
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Antonyms: Match each word with the word or phrase most nearly its opposite.

19.

(5 pt)
absolve

A.
to blame

B.
to figure out

C.
to reject

D.
to cancel

User Praveen Vinny
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The answer is A) To blame.
User Kashif Qureshi
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i believe the answer is A 
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