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English, 10.11.2020 01:30, tanakamkuzha

Which sentence describes the etymology of a word? a. The pas in faux pas is pronounced like the English word paw.
b. Synonyms of rubbish include garbage, trash, waste, and refuse.
c. The root centi in centimeter comes from the Latin word for hundred.
d. A paradigm is the set of overall assumptions that experts make.

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