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Which of the follow adjectives derives from a Latin word meaning pleasure? A. Lubricious B. Illicit C. Libidinous D. Lascivious To condone means to A. flatter lavishly. B. sland…

Which of the follow adjectives derives from a Latin word meaning pleasure? A. Lubricious B. Illicit C. Libidinous D. Lascivious To condone means to A. flatter lavishly. B. sland…
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Which of the follow adjectives derives from a Latin word meaning pleasure?

A. Lubricious
B. Illicit
C. Libidinous
D. Lascivious

To condone means to
A. flatter lavishly.
B. slander.
C. forgive.
D. encourage.

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It would be "Libidinous" that derives from a Latin word meaning pleasure, and "to condone" can mean to "encourage," although it is also commonly used to be "tolerate".
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