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Read these lines from 1 Scene from Antigone. Must you doddering wrecks Go out of your heads entirely? "The gods!" What does the word doddering mean? a)feeble b)angering c) welcoming d)staggering​
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Read these lines from 1 Scene from Antigone. Must you doddering wrecks Go out of your heads entirely? "The gods!" What does the word doddering mean?

a)feeble
b)angering
c) welcoming
d)staggering​

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it is the first one

( A.feeble )

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the answer is A. feeble
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