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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
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Explain the use of this word please in this sentence
here is the sentence.
What is the best way to inform those who tune out such messages, which they believe are tantamount to "politicizing the weather"?
the word bolded is what throws me off. Please explain what this question asks.
What is the best way to inform those who tune out such messages, which they believe are tantamount to "politicizing the weather"?
the word bolded is what throws me off. Please explain what this question asks.
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Hi, here is the sentence. What is the best way to inform those who tune out such messages, which they believe are tantamount to "politicizing the weather"? the word bolded is what throws me off.
- Hi, here is the sentence.
- What is the best way to inform those who tune out such messages, which they believe are tantamount to "politicizing the weather"?
- the word bolded is what throws me off.
- Please explain what this question asks.
- tantamount = equivalent to or almost equivalent to.
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Hi,
here is the sentence.
What is the best way to inform those who tune out such messages, which they believe are tantamount to "politicizing the weather"?
the word bolded is what throws me off. Please explain what this question asks.
tantamount = equivalent to or almost equivalent to.
There are people who tune out messa
here is the sentence.
What is the best way to inform those who tune out such messages, which they believe are tantamount to "politicizing the weather"?
the word bolded is what throws me off. Please explain what this question asks.
tantamount = equivalent to or almost equivalent to.
There are people who tune out messa
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