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Which adjective is used to describe a lot of heavy-duty competition? A) temperate B) mild C) fierce D) well-mannered
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Which adjective is used to describe a lot of heavy-duty competition?

A) temperate

B) mild

C) fierce

D) well-mannered

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Answer:

C) Fierce

Step-by-step explanation:

Fierce is the "strongest" word here. The more Fierce something is, the more intense it is.

User Andrei T
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I would go with C.) Fierce

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