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English, 25.07.2021 02:30, brayden2275

1. HUGE : ELEPHANT :: 2. SADNESS : MOURNING ::
3. SECURE : SAFE ::
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: regretting
: curious
: skeptic
: demand
: stubborn
4. NEEDY : BEGGAR ::
5. WHISPER : SHOUT ::
6. BRILLIANT : SMART ::

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