English, 16.01.2020 00:31, destinyranson

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because of her coming vacation, aunt betsy was quite frugal with any extra money she had. which option from the thesaurus makes the best replacement for frugal? (a)extravagant: spending more than necessary
(b) greedy: marked by a selfish desire
(c)shabby: ungenerous; unfair
(d)thrifty: given to good management of money

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