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Which best completes the sentence and avoids wordiness? HELP PLZ IM GETTING TIMED.. I think I have a answer but I’m not 100% totally hungry completely starved famished very hungry
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Which best completes the sentence and avoids

wordiness? HELP PLZ IM GETTING TIMED.. I think I have a answer but I’m not 100%

totally hungry
completely starved
famished
very hungry

User Ritwik Biswas
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Answer:

The answer is c

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I hope I helped

User Shazinltc
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Answer:

famished

Step-by-step explanation:

It means the same as the other choices but says it in a more compact way

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