Using what you know about roots, prefixes, and suffixes, the word "interjection" means A, one who fears water B. one who interrupts others C. the act of throwing between D. the quality of joining together

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Using what you know about roots, prefixes, and suffixes, the word "interjection" means

A, one who fears water
B. one who interrupts others
C. the act of throwing between
D. the quality of joining together

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The act of throwing between

Ingo Schommer answered Mar 31, 2023

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