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1. Which word means - to accumulate; to gather abjure assess amass deliberat
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1. Which word means - to accumulate; to gather
abjure
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amass
deliberat
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It’s the third one which is amass
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Answer: Its Number 3 (Amass)
Step-by-step explanation:
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