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2. PART A: As it is used in Paragraph 2, the word "ineffable" most closely means: A. overwhelming shameful C. beautiful D. worrisome

2. PART A: As it is used in Paragraph 2, the word "ineffable" most closely means: A. overwhelming shameful C. beautiful D. worrisome
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PART A: As it is used in Paragraph 2, the word "ineffable" most closely means:
A. overwhelming
shameful
C. beautiful
D. worrisome

User Mayank Raj
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c. beautiful is the answer i’m sure
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