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How do you use the word amoral in a sentence?
Amoral means "outside morals, or unconcerned with morals": It is most likely that animals are amoral in their actions.
What word can you use instead of challenging?
Instead of using the word challenging you can use the word gifted, special, special gifted.
What is the root word for morals?
The root word for morals is "moralis," which comes from the Latin word "morales," meaning "pertaining to manners or customs."
What word can you use instead of 'if?
or
What word can you use instead of I?
Will, when, why, it, can
When do you use the word had instead of the word have?
I have a stomach ache.
What is another word you can use instead of the word i?
Myself
What word to use instead of the word variety?
mixture
What is another word that you can use instead of using the word is?
are
What is a word you can use instead of was?
used to be
What word to use instead of was?
is, it, in the past.
Can the word it use with he and she?
no "It" is not used instead of he and she...
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