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NO LINKS PLZ Lucia's first language is Italian. As she reads a novel, she comes across this sentence.

Ella tired of the crowds of well-wishers and sneaked into the coat closet for a moment of solitude.

How might Lucia best unlock the meaning of the word solitude?

Lucia should consider the meaning of the Italian word solitudine, which has the same cognate.

Lucia should consider the meaning of the word solidify, which has the same prefix as solitude.

Lucia should consider the meaning of the word gratitude, which has the same suffix as solitude.

Lucia should consider the meaning of the word altitude, which rhymes with solitude.

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