Using your knowledge of Greek and Latin roots and affixes, what does "rupture" mean? es - an unclear or ambiguous event a break or unexpected bursting a smooth and harmonious moment a powerfully expressed

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Using your knowledge of Greek and Latin roots and affixes, what does "rupture" mean?

es -
an unclear or ambiguous event
a break or unexpected bursting
a smooth and harmonious moment
a powerfully expressed emotion

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Answer:

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A break or unexpected bursting

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A break or unexpected bursting

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