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Sorry And here's your shmoop du jour Brought to you

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by a total meltdown Every ice cubes Greatest fear Which

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of the words is closest in meaning to replete You

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plead complete again and hear the potential answers All right

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let's break this one down in the prefix ri can

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mean again And the root plea comes from the latin

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word clean iss do something else but frat dude stop

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snickering meaning to fill up so let's See which one

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of these is closest All right well we can start

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by eliminating be discouraged which means to persuade against like

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when your mom discourages you from dying Your hair purple

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it's Good advice So this one's way off then there's

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deep required which means to need or demand something Sure

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if your bank account is empty well you might be

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required to add more money but we'll keep looking for

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a better options A empty a synonym of the lord

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empty is deeply which sounds pretty close to replete but

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they actually mean opposite things And so that leaves us

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with c full which matches the definition we figured out

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above the correct answer Is c full Yeah Like your 00:01:17.648 --> [endTime] plate When you've got a lot going on

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