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English, 28.01.2020 13:29, christine44gordon

Widow (wid´ō), n. a woman who has outlived her husband.

what does the symbol (´) indicate?

the syllable most emphasized
the o is a short vowel
the syllable least emphasized
the o is a long vowel

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Widow (wid´ō), n. a woman who has outlived her husband.

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