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Which word has a weaker connotation than illegal? A. Evil B. Bad C. Wicked D. Criminal

Which word has a weaker connotation than illegal? A. Evil B. Bad C. Wicked D. Criminal
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Which word has a weaker connotation than illegal?

A. Evil
B. Bad
C. Wicked
D. Criminal

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D. Criminal

Criminal definition= a person who has committed crime.
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Answer:

D. Criminal

Step-by-step explanation:

A criminal is someone who has done something illegal. It makes the most sense, while the other words make you think of an imaginary villian.

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