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Korolek [52]
2 years ago
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Use the thesaurus entry for migrate to answer the question. migrate verb Definition: to move from one place to another Synonyms:

drift, journey, rove, shift, wander Antonyms: sojourn, stay, stop, halt Which sentence contains another antonym for the word migrate?a. looking for work, many unemployed people began to roam the land. b. i think i will stroll down the street to visit the sanchez family today. c. kit and helen decided to remain in the small town and open a coffee shop. d. yuchi chose to trek across the mountains by himself rather than with a group
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charle [14.2K]2 years ago
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Answer:

c. Kit and Helen decided to remain in the small town and open a coffee shop.

Explanation:

Antonyms are the words that have the opposite meaning to the specified word. So, any antonym of the word "migrate" will be the words that suggests or show any stability or immobility.

The definition of the word "migrate" in the dictionary is a movement from one place to another. This mobility of an individual or a thing is suggestive of the very act of movement.

Contrary to the definition, the sentence (c) does not show any suggestion of movement. Rather, it uses the word opposite to that of an act of movement.

Thus, the sentence that contains another antonym for "migrate" is sentence c.

notka56 [123]2 years ago
3 0

Answer:

C.

Explanation:

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