What does GREATLY DISLIKED mean in the sentence: Louis GREATLY DISLIKED Brussels sprouts? a) Abhorred b) Loved c) Enjoyed d) Admired

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Caylee · Answer 1 · 2024-09-01T06:27:27+0000

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In this sentence, 'GREATLY DISLIKED' means 'abhorred' or strongly disliked.

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In this sentence, 'GREATLY DISLIKED' means 'abhorred' or strongly disliked. The word 'greatly' emphasizes the intensity of Louis's dislike for Brussels sprouts. This means that he had a strong negative feeling towards Brussels sprouts.

What does GREATLY DISLIKED mean in the sentence: Louis GREATLY DISLIKED Brussels sprouts? a) Abhorred b) Loved c) Enjoyed d) Admired

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