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Read the sentence. louis was underline ends after the untimely death of his best friend. which hint is most useful in determining the meaning of the underlined term? question 19 options: the word despondence is part of this word's family. an antonym for the term is enthusiastic. a cognate for the term is the spanish word desalentado. despondent is a noun. save

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