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What connotation does the word frantic have? o desperation O tension O nervousness O confusion
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What connotation does the word frantic have?

o desperation
O tension
O nervousness
O confusion

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The person above is correct. Feeling frantic is a feeling of desperation. You feel distraught and panicked when you’re feeling “frantic.”
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The answer would be A: DESPERATION
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