Which two words have almost the same meaning? A. Smile and frown B. Damages and losses C. Strong and weak D. Hope and fear

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Which two words have almost the same meaning?

A. Smile and frown
B. Damages and losses
C. Strong and weak
D. Hope and fear

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B is the correct answer

Prakash Tank answered Dec 19, 2023

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